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)prove that the first welfare theorem for pure exchange economies, demonstrated in class, continues to hold if strict monotonicity of preferences is replaced by local nonsatiation for each consumer (b) if there are consumption externalities (for example, i care about the color of shirt you wear), is the theorem still true? if so, explain why. if not, explain where it breaks down.

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