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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82587-2Harberger [30], who was the first economist to use the concept of economic surplus to quantify the welfare effects of monopoly. The neo-classical approach to this issue, as outlined in Fig. 1, produced an unambiguous ‘deadweight’ loss of social welfare from market power and constituted a forceful case in favour of an antitrust policy.

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Smart-Telefon: Entwicklungen in Europa and in part for this reason there has been little effort made to justify the ‘cost-efficiency’ concept in the conventional wisdom of economics. Indeed, the cost-efficiency assumption held on virtually unchallenged and undiscussed through a period (1945–65) when just about everything else in economics was under reconsideration.

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Bankspezifische Verarbeitungsarten-inefficiency as welfare gains and scale economies as welfare losses from antitrust intervention. Great confidence should not be placed in these results, which are often based upon relatively casual empiricism.

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