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Business, 03.12.2021 05:00 tbowlby7620

Suppose wet weather returns again to northern California and the quantity that can be pumped starts to increase from 2 million acre-feet to the answer from part (a). Will the deadweight losses from option (1) and option (2) in part (b) decrease at the same rate? Or will deadweight loss from one of the two options change more quickly. Explain.

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