MARKET FAILURE Flashcards

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what is market failure

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when price mechanism fails to deliver resources efficiently and results in misallocation of resources

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types of market failure

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failure to stop—> feds—-> undiie

  1. under provision of public goods (consumed too much or too less)
  2. inequality of distribution of income and wealth
  3. information gaps
  4. externalities
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how often does market failure happen

example of it

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happens daily, gov tries top prevent it

e.g. cigarettes will be purchased at any price

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what are externalities?

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externalities are third party affects on (consumers) who are not involvved in the economic transaction.

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what is speculative demand

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asset that pays you off in long term

e.g. house rent for the same house

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can market failure be a 25 marker?

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yes!!

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positive externalities + negative externalizes

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+ive= external benefits

-ive= external costs

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positive production + consumoption

negative production + consunmpotiokn

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+ive production= vaccination, training someone to become e.g. doctor
+ive consumption= face mask hand sanitizers

  • Ive production= factory pollution
  • Ive consumption= alcohol (increase crime rate), cigarettes
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why does market failure occur

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because eternalizes are ignored completely

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private costs
external costs
social costs

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cost of doing something (wages, rent)
caused by externalities (pollution, drop crisp packet gov employs someone to pick it up)
social cost= private cost +exxternal costs

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private benefit
external benefit
social benefit

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benefit gained by producer or consumer by doing something e.g. exercise improves health and less strain on healthcare (e.g. NHS economy is more productive) and you feel better

benefit caused by externalities= higher earnings, healthy workplace, help NHS

social benefit= private benefit + external benefit

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12
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give examples of 
MPB
PB
EB
PB+EB
MSB
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training to become a doctor
wages you receive, feed your fam, higher eco welfare
now save lives
MSB
MSB>>>>>>  MSC 
good or     bad 
equal 

gouvernement accepts how society is working
SOCIALLY OPTIMUM LEVEL

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demerit goods and merit

and giv intervention of merit +demerit

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demerit do not benefit society overly consumed lower MSB than MSC

merit benefits the society and are under consumed
e.g. buses instead of cars , vaccinations encourages education
higer MSB rhan MSC

                GOV INTERVENTION merit intervenes to increase discount schemes  demerit intervenes to decrease consumption indirect taxes (if inelastic person might be addicted cigarettes)
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Public goods = pb

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consumed collectively and are non-excludable and non rival
non excludable- people cannot be stopped even if they haven’t paid
non rival- one benefitting from good doesn’t stop you from benefitting (roads pb but during traffic can become rivalry)

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what is free rider problem

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once a public good is provided it is impossible to make to stop someone from consuming them.

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symmetric information
asymmetric information
moral hazard

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Sym- everyone has equal knowledge in (competitive market)
asym- lack of perfect information in market, buying cars, collecting antiques

mor H- people take risks because they do not know the consequences.