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Explain the reason why people do not support for the complete elimination of pollution.
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Describe a positive or negative externality that you have observed in your life. In the example you provide, determine if the externality is positive or negative, explain why, and discuss if you feel like government intervention is present and/or needed. If so, how does (or how could?) the government increase market efficiency?
What are “public goods”? Pick a government good/service that you consume, define what makes it a public good (how is its non-rival and non-excludable). As we discussed in class, the existence of externalities creates an efficiency problem in the provision of these goods and services. Unlike the private sector, State and Local Governments can intervene. Using the example of the public good, you have provided, please provide an example of an externality that will impact its provision, and detail how a government could/should intervene.
which of the following is most likely to generate an externality?
a) taxes that are collected to pay for public schools?
b) a newlywed couply buys a tv for their family room
c) teachers at a local high school have pizza delivered every friday for lunch
can you tell me which is correct? and explain why please. I understand the concept of an externality but for some reason i got this question wrong.
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