G202 Exam 1: Topic 2 Flashcards

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Communal Property Rights

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  • Everyone owns the asset

- Over-utilization occurs, no one has incentive to conserve for future

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Government Property Rights

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Property decisions made by a small group of elected political representatives (land, historical buildings)

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Secure Private Property

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  • Specific owners of resource

- Give owners incentive to create value, maintain and conserve, innovate, and engage in voluntary exchange

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Patent

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Right to exclude all others from using, producing, or selling an invention

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Trademark

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A word, name, symbol, or device that is used in trade with goods to indicate their source

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Copyright

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Right to exclude all others from reproducing, distributing, or performing a work

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Gary Becker’s Criminal Decision Rule characteristics

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  • Assumption that people are rational
  • Compare current state to expected state
  • Based on utility
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Gary Becker’s Criminal Decision Rule Equation

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Expected Utility = (1- pi)(Current utility + Payoff) + pi(Current utility - fine)

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Variables of Interest in Criminal Decision Rule

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  • Size of punishment (F)
  • Probability of being caught (pi)
  • Payoff of crime (G)
  • Income (Y)
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Cycle of Criminal Decisions: Bar Example

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  • Bars punished with larger penalties for honoring fake IDs
  • Many bars implement new procedures to catch fakes
  • Fake ID manufacturers are investing more in forging devices
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Why is global enforcement of copyright infringement difficult?

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  • Copyright protection stops at a country’s borders unless other countries grant reciprocal protections
  • Very high enforcement costs to target individual users
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