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What Is Allocative Efficiency?

I.e. When the cost of the last unit is exactly equal to the price consumers are willing to pay for it and so that the right goods are being sold to the right people at right place, what is the equilibrium point? I.e is it MC=MR, MC=AC, MC=AR or any other relation? Can you explain how?

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    Basically Allocative efficiency is the condition, in which the limited resources in an economy are allocated according to the desires of the consumers of the resources. In the case of the optimal mix of the commodities the situation is termed as Allocative efficiency. In the prefect market, the point for Allocative efficiency is where P = MC
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    Sehri 

    answered 1 year ago

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