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Externalities; Public Goods; Solutions

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 3600secs

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1.

Define Excludable Goods

Give an example

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Define non excludable good

Give an example

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3.

Define Rivalrous Good

Give an example

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Define Non rivalrous Good

Give two examples: one of a good that is non excludable and non rivalrous and excludable and non rivalrous

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5.

List the four different types of goods

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6.

Define private goods with examples

Does the market do a good job of providing these goods?

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7.

What are club goods?

Examples

Does the market do a good job of providing these goods?

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8.

Public goods Define

Examples

Does market do a good job of providing these goods?

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Common resources define

examples

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10.

How are public goods a type of market failure?

what about monopolies?

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11.

Ideally markets would reach a ___, this is when resources are allocated such that no individual can be made better off without making at least one individual worse off.

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12.

So how are public goods provided when there are no private solutions?

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13.

• Positive externalities are

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14.

Negative externalities are

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15.

So how can we solve externalities? The issue is that

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16.

Draw positive externality

. If you were to leave it up to individuals who do not internalize the externality, then their _

So the private market will lead to _

The Pareto efficient quantity will only be provided where the _

So how can the government get to Q(PE)?

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17.

Draw negative externality

How can government cause firms to internalize the cost of their pollution?

Here producers are _

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18.

The Coase theorem states that

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19.

pigouvian taxes are designed to solve

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20.

Pigouvian subsidy is designed to correct

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