Exam 31: Market Failure: Externalities, Public Goods, and Asymmetric Information

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If a person who generates a negative externality incorporates into his or her private cost-benefit calculations the effects that this externality will have on third parties,the externality has been

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Hank goes to a Korean restaurant for the first time and he has no prior knowledge of Korean.He orders the Daenjang Chigae prepared medium hot and hopes for the best.Here an information __________ is __________ a market outcome.

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If the consumption of a good by one person reduces its consumption by others,then the good is

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Ronald Coase stressed the necessity of using taxes to internalize negative externalities.

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Exhibit 31-1 Exhibit 31-1    -Refer to Exhibit 31-1.If the exhibit represents a negative externality situation,the net social cost of expanding output from Q<sub>1</sub> to Q<sub>2</sub> is the area of -Refer to Exhibit 31-1.If the exhibit represents a negative externality situation,the net social cost of expanding output from Q1 to Q2 is the area of

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A good is nonexcludable if no externalities,either negative or positive,are associated with its production or consumption.

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When negative externalities are connected with the production of a good,

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The government's provision of nonexcludable public goods such as national defense is accepted because

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A negative externality exists when

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Exhibit 31-5 Exhibit 31-5    -Refer to Exhibit 31-5.If a positive externality exists,then curve __________ represents the marginal social benefit curve and the area __________ represents the market failure. -Refer to Exhibit 31-5.If a positive externality exists,then curve __________ represents the marginal social benefit curve and the area __________ represents the market failure.

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Suppose a particular production process results in a large amount of pollution and the government decides to impose a tax to correct for this externality,such that the socially optimal output will be produced.The tax will have the effect of shifting the

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A positive externality exists and government wants to apply a per-unit subsidy in order to bring about the socially optimal output.Under what condition will the solution (of the subsidy)be worse than the problem (the market failure)?

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Exhibit 31-1 Exhibit 31-1    -Refer to Exhibit 31-l.If the exhibit represents a negative externality situation,the benefit of expanding output from Q<sub>1</sub> to Q<sub>2</sub> is the area of -Refer to Exhibit 31-l.If the exhibit represents a negative externality situation,the benefit of expanding output from Q1 to Q2 is the area of

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The disagreement between A.C.Pigou and Ronald Coase arose because

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In the case of a negative externality,the entire marginal social cost curve lies

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Exhibit 31-4 Exhibit 31-4    -Refer to Exhibit 31-4. If a negative externality exists,then the market ____________output by the amount ________________. -Refer to Exhibit 31-4. If a negative externality exists,then the market ____________output by the amount ________________.

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When negative externalities are involved,the market is said to

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In the early West,many of the open lands were overgrazed.This was largely because

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Positive externalities can be internalized using persuasion,but persuasion is not effective with negative externalities.

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When marginal private cost is equal to marginal social cost,

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