ECON201 Flashcards

1
Q

externalities

A

markets are usually a good way to organize economy activities

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2
Q

negative externalities

A

impact on the bystander is adverse

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3
Q

market failures

A

1)externalities (CH 10)
2)monopolies (CH 15)
3)public goods x common resources (CH 11)

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4
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negative externalities

A

impact on the bystander is adverse

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5
Q

demand curve shows private value

A

the value to buyers

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6
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demand curve shows private value

A

the value to buyers

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7
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supply curve shows private cost

A

the cost directly incurred by sellers

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8
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supply curve shows private cost

A

the cost directly incurred by sellers

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9
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Social cost =

A

Private cost+external cost

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10
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external cost

A

=value of negative impact on bystanders

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11
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Positive externalities

A

the social value of a good includes:
private value- the direct value to buyers
external benefit- the value of positive impact on bystanders
ex: vaccines, research and development create knowledge others can use

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12
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public policies toward externalities

A

command-and-control policies
regulate behavior directly
market-base policies
incentives so that private decision makers will choose to solve the issue on their own

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13
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coase theorem

A
  • small number of individuals
  • low/insignificant costs
  • equal bargaining power
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14
Q

private good

A

excludable and rival in consumption

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15
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public good

A

not excludable and not rival in consumption

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16
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common resource

A

not excludable but rival in consumption

17
Q

club goods

A

excludable but not rival in consumption

18
Q

free rider

A

use good but not pay; reduce revenue

19
Q

is there a lot of common resources

A

no

20
Q

is there a lot of public goods

A

yes

21
Q

the laffer curve

A

shows the relationship between the size of the tax and the tax revenue

22
Q

Pretax (total surplus)

A

CS+PS

23
Q

After tax (total surplus)

A

CS+PS+Government Revenue

24
Q

Tax

A

PB-PS

25
Q

what shape is the deadweight loss

A

triangle

26
Q

true or false: higher elasticities of supply and demand will create larger deadweight losses after taxes are imposed

A

true

27
Q

What is this

A

The laffer curve

28
Q

formula for deadweight loss

A

1/2 b*h

29
Q

profit=

A

total revenue-total costs

30
Q

what are the factors of production

A

Labor (L)
Capital (K)
Energy
Land

31
Q

total cost of production=

A

explicit cost+ implicit cost

32
Q

accounting profit=

A

total revenue-total explicit cost

33
Q

economic profit=

A

total revenue-total cost

34
Q

What axis does the labor, total output go on

A

X

35
Q

What axis does the the total product and total cost go on

A

Y

36
Q

Explain short run

A

SOME goods are fixed

37
Q

explain long run

A

ALL inputs are CHANGING