When is weak Pareto equivalent to strong Pareto?

Economics Letters 222:110953 (2023)
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This paper shows that weak Pareto and strong Pareto are equivalent under continuity and strong quasi-concavity. We use a framework that incorporates welfare as well as non-welfare information.

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