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    market fails to achieve social economic efficiency and fails to maximize social surplus (Thomas & Maurice, 2013). There are six forms of market failure that undermine economic efficiency: monopoly power, natural monopoly, negative and positive externalities, common property resources, public goods, and information problems (Thomas & Maurice, 2013). These instances provide…

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    is one of the leading contributors to the health issues that they are seeing in their community. Placing a tax on sugary beverages does reduce a negative externality; however, it fails to create an efficient market due to the elasticity of sugary drinks. The main reason behind proposed soda taxes is that they will be able to correct an externality that is currently causing an inefficient market. Cities like Berkley, California believe that…

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    Nt1310 Unit 1 Study Guide

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    is the overuse of common resources if the user has no interest in preserving them. 11. Individual transferable quotas are a production limits given to individuals who can use them or trade them in ITQ market. 12. Education is positive externality. Positive externality has private benefit which is a benefit to the student, but they also have external benefit which is the benefit to society. Even people without children benefit from education. 13. Private subsidy is a payment from government to…

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    Most of the economics nowadays argue that the equality of the price of a good or a service with its marginal cost is a key condition to ensure the efficiency of allocation of resources (Hall, 1986). The ultimate goal of this pricing rule is the maximisation of social welfare. If the pricing rule mentioned above is not applied, we can examine two different cases. If the marginal cost of a good is below its price, it should be necessary to decrease the price so as to maximise social welfare. By…

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    Commentary: (750 words) Government intervention, specifically taxes, are used in almost every market system in order to serve as a solution to market failures, such as negative consumption externalities. A negative consumption externality is a situation where a good or service is consumed and a third party (someone not directly involved with the transaction) experiences a loss as a result of the transaction. Market failure is defined as any situation where the allocation of resources by a free…

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    Individuals & Maximizing Utility “Everyone else in the world has preferences, which may or may not have anything common with me.” This quote comes from Charles Wheelan’s novel Naked Economics, in which he explains the idea of economics to those without prior knowledge on the subject. The given quote is Wheelan sharing that we all have demands and desires, which are the fundamental parts of the market economy. Society is constantly trying to find ways to advance themselves in their goals and…

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    there are positive and negative externalities with all large prestigious events, leaving an array of implications for society. These externalities must be then “weighed” and assessed to determine the social footprint of the Pan American Games. i) Externalities of Consumption With 87% of Toronto’s residents stating that watching, attending, or witnessing the Pan American Games improves their daily quality of life, the survey helps prove that the positive externalities of consumption…

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    Cigarette Indirect Tax

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    One major aim to raise the tax is to reduce the consumption of cigarette because it is a de-merit good which would bring bad impacts on the economy. Second-hand smoking may cause serious illness to people around, so it is considered as negative externality, defined as an activity that imposes a negative effect on the third party. The market for cigarette is an example of market failure. The marginal social benefit MSB is smaller than the marginal private benefit, because the smokers do a harm…

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    Memory of the iPhone. A French-Italian company STMicroelecronics produced the Gyroscope in iPhone. 85% of all are assembled in China Foxconn. 2. What externalities exist in the production of their good/service There are both positive externality (international) and negative externality (pollution in the other countries, i.e. China) The positive externality through product iPhones is the demand increase of labor…

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    economy, places a significant strain on the public health system and is detrimental to the environment. Sugar in the case is a negative externality. The first externality occurs when the consumer does not fully appreciate the connection between health risks and the over-consumption of sugary (eg. Sugary drinks). Another externality is the financial externality, where the consumers do not fully bare the responsibilities of their decisions. For example, the total annual cost of obesity in 2008…

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