Competitive markets generate a Pareto efficient outcome. Illustrate and explain, using the two fundamental theorems of welfare economics
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explain what is meant by the term “economic efficiency.” From the standpoint of economic efficiency, is it a worthwhile goal to eliminate all pollution? 4.what is the “first theorem of welfare economics? “illustrate an efficient outcome for 2 individuals using the Edgeworth box diagram. Explain the conditions under which a market economy would be expected to achieve Pareto efficiency. Provide three examples of “market failure “that are relevant to environmental and natural resource economics.
Explain the assumptions of markets must have to be competitive and efficient related to market failures of Imperfect competition, imperfect information, public goods, and externalities
QUESTION 16 In general equilibrium, the contract curve: A) Connects all possible Pareto efficient allocations B) Illustrates all possible contracts which are incentive compatible C) Always goes through the midpoint of the Edgeworth box D) None of the above QUESTION 17 Monopoly, negative externalities, high transaction costs, asymmetric information are all: A) Reasons for a tax on goods for which demand is inelastic B) The result of partial equilibrium not being sustainable C) Situations where the first fundamental theorem of...
Concept: “If the ‘invisible hand’ of competitive markets is so efficient, why does government get into the act?” 1. The student’s understanding (in own words) of the concept/principle: 2. A practical example illustrating the concept/principle: The rationale or reason why the concept is important in economics: 3. What two (2) critical assumptions underlie the concept/principle? 4. Provide two (2) critiques or counters of the assumptions outlined above..
Explain why the equilibrium price and quantity is Pareto efficient. As part of your explanation, you must explain what is Pareto efficiency and show that it fits this definition. Pareto efficiency refers to a market equilibrium that is perfectly competitive. A market is considered Pareto efficient where any change to the price from its equilibrium level would cause in a reduction of the total surplus (area shaded in blue). Thus, any reduction in the total surplus would cause a change...
Question (a) Price Rigidity can be seen in non-collusive (ie. competitive) oligopoly markets. Illustrate and explain a model that can be used to explain this occurrence. (30 marks) (b) Compare and contrast an oligopoly and a perfectly competitive market in relation to output levels produced. C Explain and illustrate using indifference curve analysis, the income and substitution effects if X is an inferior good and the price of X falls. D Explain the advantages of...
9. Explain what is the role played by convexities in the two welfare theorems.
Do you think that markets are mostly competitive and, therefore, efficient or do you believe that there is substantial market power that leads to inefficiencies? Why? Explain fully in detail
Using a graph, show how each of the following labor markets (assumed to be competitive and initially in equilibrium) is affected by the following changes. Explain your reasoning fully a. Labor market for math and science teachers.Wages available in private industries utilizing these skills rise. b. Labor market for university professors. College enrollments expand. c. Labor market for low-skilled workers. The 1996 federal welfare legislation requires that a much larger fraction of welfare recipients work than in the past.
Explain why the equilibrium price and quantity is Pareto efficient. As part of your explanation, you must explain what is Pareto efficiency and show that it fits this definition. Pareto efficiency refers to a market equilibrium that is perfectly competitive. A market is considered Pareto efficient where any change to the price from its equilibrium level would cause in a reduction of the total surplus (area shaded in blue). Thus, any reduction in the total surplus would cause a change...