Explain the difference between the economically optimal harvest, the maximum sustained yield, the open-access equilibrium for a fishery. Illustrate the answer with a graph showing a marginal cost curve and a marginal revenue curve. Clearly label both axes.
This is a case of a negative externality. The producer does not take into account the negative external cost. thus, he tends to overproduce.
Following is diagram:
Individual producers will produce where PMB = MPC. he does not consider Marginal external cost. Thus, he produces at Qp.
While, if producer consider external cost, he would produce at Qs where MSB = MSC.
Explain the difference between the economically optimal harvest, the maximum sustained yield, the open-access equilibrium for...
Discuss and graphically illustrate. Why is there a difference between the maximum sustained yield and the economically efficient sustained yield?
why is there a difference between the maximum sustained yield and the economically efficient sustained yield.
Diagram 2 Using the space below, draw the diagram relating average & marginal revenue and average & total costs to fishing effort. Clearly label axes and relevant curves, and indicate the effort associated with open access equilibrium, sole-owner (or optimal) equilibrium, and maximum sustainable yield. Also indicate on the graph the profit (rent) at the sole-owner equilibrium.
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