Exam 3: Tools of Normative Analysis

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Consider a simple exchange economy where the marginal rate of transformation between two goods is greater than the marginal rate of substitution for the same goods.Can Pareto equilibrium be derived?

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The marginal rate of substitution is

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If James has a utility curve characterized by the function of U = 2X3 Y2,what is his marginal rate of substitution between goods X and Y?

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Why might asymmetric information contribute to the problem of a market failure?

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Movement from an inefficient allocation to an efficient allocation in the Edgeworth Box will

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Merit goods

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Externalities can be difficult to detect in open economies.

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Normative economics

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A utility possibilities frontier need not incorporate the utility of every individual.

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A social welfare function

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Pareto improvement can be a reallocation of resources that makes more than one person better off.

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Merit goods have received considerable attention toward the end of this chapter.Can concerts and other publicly provided services be rationalized using these ideas?

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The Utility Possibility Frontier is derived from utility curves.

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Welfare economics is concerned with individual desirability of alternative economic states.

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