Perfect competition can have deadweight loss. With market failures (e.g. externalities, government intervention) deadweight loss does take effect. However, without these market failures, perfectly competitive markets are allocatively efficient in the long run which means there would be no deadweight loss.
Victoria A.
asked 11/01/21Does Perfect Competitive Market have a deadweight loss?
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