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Chapter 10: Consumer Surplus and Dead Weight Loss

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Graph 10.1

Deriving MWTP from MRS of Indifference Curve Containing bundle A

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Deriving MWTP from Compensated Budgets

Graph 10.3

MWTP, TWTP and Consumer Surplus

Graph 10.4ab

Multiple Demand Curves (for different incomes) and Multiple MWTP Curves (for different utility levels)

Graph 10.5ab

Relationship of Demand and MWTP Curves

Graph 10.6ab

Distortionary Tax on Housing

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Distortionary Taxes and Substitution Effects

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Translating DWL to MWTP Curves

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DWL from Taxation for Different Types of Goods

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Exponentially Increasing DWL when Tastes are Quasilinear and Demand is Linear

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Indirect Utility and Expenditure Function

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"Duality" of Utility Maximization and Expenditure Minimization

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Inverse Demand and Demand for Different Types of Goods

Appendix: Shephard's Lemma and Roy's Identity

Graph 10.14ab

Substitution Effects, Shephard's Lemma and the Concavity of E(p1,p2,u) in Prices