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Net welfare loss
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Net welfare loss

Saddique Ansari • January 29, 2020 • 1 min read

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Net welfare loss – definition

Net welfare loss is the lost welfare as a result of too much or too little production and consumption of a good or resource.

For example, the net welfare loss for a good generating a negative production externality is shown as:

net welfare loss diagram


  • See net wefare gain



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