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Lynna [10]
2 years ago
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From the list on your right select the letter that contains the word, phrase, name, etc that best matches the word, phrase, name

, etc listed on the left. Externality A. Intellectual property rights Negative exteranlity Positive externality The magnitude of market failure National defense Free-rider problem A market producing the socially optimal level of output Can be used to encourage innovations Congested non-toll road Helps transfer social benefit to a private party which is creatingcurve A good is nonexcludable but could be rivalrous or nonrivalrous An example of "There is no such thing as a free lunch. Overproduction E Excludable and rivalrous r. The area of the triangle in a demand and supply model which is formed as a result of negative or positive externality Nonexcludable and rivalrous " Market output will be lower than the socially efficient/optimal level of output At the intersection of the marginal social cost curve and the demand a positive externality d. A the level of output where negative externality is equal to positive externality Decline in production due to external factors such a bad news coverage about a product L. A positive or negative side effect of an action that affects the wellbeing of a bystander (or a third party) M. Subsidy Both nonexcludable and nonrivalrous O. Taxation
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Sholpan [36]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

A - Intellectual Property Rights - can be used for  innovations

B - A good is non excludable but could be rivalrous or non rivalrous. - Free rider problem

C - An example of "There is no such thing as a fee lunch" National Defense

D - Overproduction - Negative externality

E - Excludable Rivalrous

F -  The area of the triangle in a demand and supply model which is formed as a result of negative or positive externality. - Magnitude of market failure

G - Non excludable and Rivalrous - Free rider problem

H - Market output will be lower than the socially efficient / optimal level of output. - Positive externality

I - At the intersection of marginal social cost curve and the demand curve.

J - The level of output where negative externality is equal to positive externality - Market producing socially optimal level of output.

K - Decline in production due to external factors such as bad news coverage about a product. Negative externality

L - A positive or negative side effect of an action that affects the wellbeing of a bystander or Third party. Externality

M - Subsidy positive externality

N - Both excludable and non rivalrous Congested non troll road

O- Taxation - national defense

Explanation:

When the market is producing optimal level of output then there will be no negative or positive externality. The positive externality is one when a firm cannot attain the full benefits of the decision made by them. Negative externality is one in which there is some undesirable impact of the market condition on the production.

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