A policy that results in a pareto improvement will always


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A policy that results in a Pareto improvement will always satisfy the Kaldor-Hicks Criterion; however, it may decrease social welfare. [A caveat for those who might overthink this: you may assume that we’re only considering social welfare functions that suggest we’re not actively seeking to harm anybody.]

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