11th Grade Market Failure Interactive Videos

Study the characteristics of public and quasi-public goods, focusing on non-excludability and non-rivalry features. Understand how these elements influence the provision in markets and determine access for consumers. Analyze the implications these features have for economic efficiency and public policy.

Investigate economic strategies that address market failures, including the free rider problem and the Tragedy of the Commons. Understand the nature of public goods and examine the role of government in mitigating these challenges. The focus is on gaining knowledge of effective interventions and the complexities of economic governance related to shared resources.

Examine how economic principles influence environmental challenges, particularly pollution and market failures. Gain insights into effective solutions such as cap and trade, and explore their application in real-world scenarios.

Investigate essential attributes and examples of various market structures, examining their impact on competition and economic strategies. Understand how these structures shape market dynamics and influence decision-making processes. Develop analytical skills to assess the characteristics and outcomes associated with different market configurations, enhancing comprehension of economic environments.

Investigate various market structures and examine how firms behave within these contexts, using practical examples. Gain understanding of economic models and develop strategies applicable to different competitive scenarios.

Examine the complexities of the free rider problem and its effects on markets through practical examples and potential solutions. Acquire understanding of economic strategies for addressing public good challenges, enhancing skills in economic analysis and strategy development.