Exam 13: Market Failures, Government Failures, and Rent Seeking
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The following table shows the costs and benefit of producing a commodity. Table 13.1
-In Table 13.1,what level of tax per unit would be appropriate to internalize the externality?
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For which of the following goods will the free rider problem arise?
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The free rider problem arises when a good is:
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One cause of market failure may be the absence of clearly defined property rights.
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Under a marketable permit system,if the government reduces the quantity of permits,the price of each permit will increase.
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The following table shows the costs and benefit of producing a commodity. Table 13.1
- According to Table 13.1,at the free market equilibrium:
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Suppose that the current price of a marketable permit to emit one ton of gunk is $60.For firm A,the marginal cost of reducing one ton of gunk is $50.For firm B,the marginal cost of reducing one ton of gunk is $70.Under a marketable permit system:
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According to the Coase theorem,high transaction costs necessarily call for government action.
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The cost borne by an individual user to switch to another network is less if the network which he is using is large.
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The major problem with common ownership is that,too much of the commonly owned is consumed,and not enough is produced.
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In order to reduce the possibility of adverse selection banks should raise their interest rates charged on the loans.
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A pollution tax has the effect of reducing the costs of production for a firm,leading to a rightward shift of the supply curve.
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The government should subsidize the production of goods which generate a positive externality.
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Why does an existing less efficient technology drive out a new more efficient technology?
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One of the reasons that communism failed in the Soviet Union is that,under communism:
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When economic activity imposes costs on others not directly involved in the transaction:
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Which of the following is an example of government failure?
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