Deadweight loss
In economics, a deadweight loss (also known as excess burden or allocative inefficiency) is a loss of economic efficiency that can occur when equilibrium for a good or service is not Pareto optimal.
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 Bleacher Report | The Plan: How The Mets Make a Run In 2011 Bleacher Report 3) Teach people what a Dead-weight Loss is. Mainly used in economics, the term "dead-weight loss" can be applied to any deficiency due to an inefficient ... |
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Does it Matter Where the Laffer Curve Bends? The Atlantic (blog) All taxes involve what is known as deadweight loss. That's money that is lost by the taxed, but doesn't go to the government. Here's what it looks like in a ... |
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LOCAL COMMENT Dividend tax hike is next jobs killer Detroit Free Press First, it affects how firms structure themselves, creating what economists call "deadweight loss" to the economy. Second, taxes on dividends give an ... |
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Where does the Laffer curve bend? Washington Post (blog) As the tax rate rises, the "deadweight loss" (real loss to the economy rises) so as the rate gets close to maximizing revenue the loss to the economy ... |
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Going out of business 'a possibility' for some under proposed action Alaskajournal.com The mackerel closures are considered a "dead weight" loss to the industry because fishing allocations for that species are allocated by area, meaning that ... |
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