Why can deadweight loss occur when a price is below the equilibrium even when some consumers benefit from it?
consumers will purchase more of the good at a price below equilibrium.
consumers never benefit because a higher price is charged when a shortage occurs.
a surplus occurs at a price below equilibrium allowing consumers to benefit from a lower price.
when a shortage occurs, some consumers are fortunate enough to benefit from a lower price if they purchase the good or service before the price increase occurs.
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