Why do markets produce too few public goods for consumption??

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You don't want to oversaturate the market with a mass of public goods. There would be no reason for the customer to follow up. For example if Apple released the iPhone 1-7 it would not had helped them build the following they have today.

Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago

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Because there is not a profit incentive for the markets

Before the market breakdown, the supply and market inside the market do not provide sufficient volumes of the goods where the value indicates the peripheral benefit of consumption.

The structure of business practices provides to market collapse. In the physical world, markets can't be comprehensive due to ineffective yielders, externalities, environmental affairs, and the shortage of public goods.

Government acknowledgments to business collapse incorporate enactment, direct provision of credit goods and government goods, assessment, grants, tradable permits, an augmentation of business rights, advocacy, and global cooperation among authorities.

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