Draw a relevant diagram to illustrate and explain the negative
production externality of merchant ships. Label...
Draw a relevant diagram to illustrate and explain the negative
production externality of merchant ships. Label your axes and
curves carefully and use hypothetical numbers in your diagram.
Assuming that the market is competitive.
2. Define externality and distinguish between positive and
negative externality and their impact on production, using examples
where possible.
3. How can a government correct for positive and negative
externalities?
Explain why a negative externality in production results in too
much of the good being produced from society's perspective, whereas
a positive externality results in too little being produced. How,
according to Pigou, might such over- and under-allocation of
resources be corrected?
Provide an example of ‘positive’ “externality” and an example of
‘negative’ “externality.” Explain The effect in terms of “market
failure” of each example.
Draw the electrical circuit diagram of electromagnetic forming,
label it neatly and explain how a thin cylinder can be expanded or
compressed by this process.
Draw and carefully and thoroughly label a block
diagram of an “open loop” control system.
Draw and carefully and thoroughly label a
block diagram of a “closed loop” control system.
Define an externality ??Cite both a positive and negative
externality. Explain why, in each case, the market would provide
either less than or greater than the efficient quantity. How would
you propose correcting for each of the externalities
mentioned??