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The Implication That All Gains from Trade Are Realized in a Competitive

Question 28

Question 28

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The implication that all gains from trade are realized in a competitive equilibrium is implied by:


A) the law of large numbers.
B) Walras's law.
C) the first theorem of welfare economics.
D) the second theorem of welfare economics.

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