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Marat540 [252]
2 years ago
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In a properly functioning economic market, where does the economic value created by firms go? in other words, who gets it? why?

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Karolina [17]2 years ago
7 0

The value created by firms in the form of goods and services are distributed among various economic entities that consume them such as private consumers, government etc. But a closed circular flow diagram does not depict the other external values created. For example, a private college is a firm that produces education or provides education as a service to individuals who pay for it. This has a positive externality on society since these students can later teach others in society. Also firms produce under certain conditions and surveillance.

Firms can gain a certain control over society by studying the elasticities of demand. Also, firms generate certain expectations regarding wages and other social benefits. On the other hand, firms are controlled by governmental policies such as minimum wage laws, pricing laws etc. Such policies bind the full potential output if the potential output is not in confluence with social goals or maximization of social welfare.

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