In: Economics
Use the following information to answer the next two questions.
The market for good x can be represented by:
Qd= 10 -P
(note that it might be easier to graph if you rearrange the terms as P=10-Qd)
Qs= -4 +P
(and this might be easier to graph if you rearrange terms as P=4+Qs)
Calculate consumer surplus in this market.
a |
CS= 9 |
b |
CS= 4.5 |
c |
none of the answers provided here are correct |
d |
CS= 3 |
Use the following information to answer this question.
The market for good x can be represented by:
Qd= 10 -P
(note that it might be easier to graph if you rearrange the terms as P=10-Qd)
Qs= -4 +P
(and this might be easier to graph if you rearrange terms as P=4+Qs)
Calculate producer surplus in this market.
a |
PS= 9 |
b |
none of the answers here are correct |
c |
PS=3 |
d |
PS=4.5 |
Coase Theorem says that if there are no bargaining/transaction costs:
a |
markets will only result in a socially sub-optimal outcome when the size of the Pigovian tax is larger than the size of the negative externality |
b |
markets will always over prove a good/service in the presence of externalities. |
c |
private parties can solve the problem of externalities on their own regardless of how the property rights were initially distributed |
d |
private parties can only solve the problem of externalities through the use of Pigovian tax |
Generally, the market is pretty good at providing _____ good, and pretty bad at providing _____goods.
a |
private, public |
b |
natural monopoly, common resource |
c |
public, private |
d |
common resource, natural monopoly |