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Deadweight loss is an economic concept that refers to the loss of economic efficiency that occurs when the market is not in equilibrium. It is the difference between the total benefit that would be generated by a market at equilibrium and the actual benefit generated by the market. It is caused by factors such as taxes, subsidies, monopolies, and price ceilings or floors. Deadweight loss can also be caused by externalities, such as pollution, which can reduce the total benefit of a market. Deadweight loss can have a significant impact on the economy, as it reduces the total benefit of a market and can lead to a decrease in economic growth. It can also lead to an increase in inequality, as those with higher incomes are more likely to benefit from the market inefficiency. Companies in the deadweight loss market include Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Google, and Facebook. These companies are all involved in the production and sale of goods and services, and are subject to market inefficiencies that can lead to deadweight loss. Show Less Read more