Definition of Compensating Variation:
Compensating variation is the price a consumer would need to be paid, or the price the consumer would
need to pay, to be just as well off after (a) a change in prices of products
the consumer might buy, and (b) time to adapt to that change.
It is assumed the consumer does not benefit or lose from producing the
product.
(Econterms)
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