voluntary contributions towards a public good Shen and Antonio are considering contributing towards a creation of a water fountain each can choose whether to contribute $300 to the water fountain or to keep that $300 for a new suit.
since a water fountain is a public good both Shen and Antonio will benefit from any contributions made by the other person specifically every dollar that either one of them contribute it will bring each of them $0.90 of benefits for example if both Shen and Antonio contribute then a total of $600 would be contributed to the water fountain so then Antonio and Shen would each receive $540 of benefit from the water fountain and their combined benefits would be $1,080 this is shown in the left the first cell of the first cable
Since a new suit is a private good if Shen chooses to
spend $300 on a new suit Shen would get $300 of benefit from the
new suit and Antonio would receive any benefits from shins choice
if Jen still spends $300 on a new suit then Antonio chooses to
contribute $300 to the water fountain send would still receive the
$270 of benefits from Antonio's generosity in other words it's been
decides to keep $300 for a noose to dantonio decides to contribute
to $300 to the public project then Shane would receive a total
benefits of 300 + 270 = $570 Antonio would receive a total benefits
of $270 and their combined benefits would be $840 this just shown
in the lower side of the table.
complete the following
now consider the incentive facing Shen individually the following table looks similar to the previous one but this time it is partially completed with the individual benefits data for Shen as shown previously if both gennantonio contribute a public good Shen receive a benefit of $540 on the other hand if Antonio contributes to the water fountain and Chen does not send receives a benefit of $570.
complete the right hand column of the following table
which shows the individual benefits of shen you are not required to
consider the benefits of Antonio
fill in the blank:
if Antonio decides to contribute the water fountain send would
maximize his benefit by choosing to not (contribute or to
contribute)
to the water fountain
on the other hand if Antonio decides not to contribute to the water
fountain Shannon would maximize its benefit by choosing( to
contribute to or not contribute)
to the water fountain
these results illustrate( the common pool problem ,why markets are
efficient ,the creation of positive externality, the free rider
problem)
Benefit =300*0.9=$270
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