Y1/IB 29) Subsidy and Deadweight Welfare Loss

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IB 29) Subsidy and Deadweight Welfare Loss - How does a subsidy impose a deadweight welfare loss on society? This video explains all in detail
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  2. Subsidy (Literature Subject)
  3. deadweight welfare loss
  4. welfare loss
  5. deadweight
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vikstar if he never joined the sidemen

Plasmaaa
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Why is F, H and G not producer surplus for market with subsidy as it is area above new supply curve (subsidy), which is not drawn, and below the price with subsidy

henryfarrer
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ur such a tease mr dal throw in more surprises x

willdiaz
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How can areas b+c be both consumer and producer surpluses? Thanks !

christiebryan
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it would have been better if you drew the supply curve on the graph itself! great video though!

mahajamshaid
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Can u pls explain the dead weight loss for a subsidy given to reduce imports( international market)

ayeshampd
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is it also applicable to free vaccine for people ? because subsidy is not reducing the vaccine price but make it completely free and consumer pay nothing .

ziziz
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I have a question. If was reading a section in Kognity that has a similar example, but the ebook guide did not consider A or even D as part of the consumer/producer surplus. Would you mind explaining why the components are a part of the surplus, please? I thought since they max value is Ps and Q2, the surplus should be right under A, isn't that so?

katesaychaleun
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The main problem with me is that I can't decide the area of cs before subsides and after subsides

sushantaryal
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YOU LEGEND ! SOME EVALUATION NEEDED NO? LOVE YOU

dhruvsingh
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Not another area of complication jeez dal

crochetbyhollyk
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