Voluntary exchanges generate:

A. surplus, leaving both participants better off than they were before.
B. deadweight loss, leaving both participants worse off than they were before.
C. deadweight loss, leaving at least one participant worse off than they were before.
D. a transfer of surplus from one participant to another.


A. surplus, leaving both participants better off than they were before.

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