2. Give an example of a weak-link public good. Explain why this good would be inefficiently...
2. Give an example of a weak-link public good. Explain why this good would be inefficiently provided by a market mechanism. Are there at least two levels of market provision? If so, explain.
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Public fountains are considered a public good (nonrival and nonexcludable). Suppose a town has 1000 habitants,...
Public fountains are considered a public good (nonrival and nonexcludable). Suppose a town has 1000 habitants, which with an identical marginal benefit curve (MB)= 12 – 0.01q, with q in cubic meters. The Marginal Cost of fountains is given by MC = 6000 + 2q. a. Find the volume of fountains provided by the market (qM), assuming there is no cooperation between habitants. b. What is Efficient provision of fountains in the town, q*? c. What is the deadweight loss...
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Provide an example of a ‘public good’ that is provided by the local, state or federal government. Use the concepts of ‘...
Provide an example of a ‘public good’ that is provided by the local, state or federal government. Use the concepts of ‘excludability’ and ‘rivalry’ to explain why is it a public good? [5 marks] b. Suppose four beef cattle farmers all have access to a grassy paddock that they let their cattle graze on and none of the farmers own the land or communicate with one another. 1. What are the farmers likely to do and what will be the...
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