Like the market, do you think governments also fail?
What are some repercussions of government failure?
Yes, the government also fail and this happens a lot in the developing world.
Government job is to maintain a competitive market, prevent monopolies or concentration of resources in one hand, enforce protection of private property and intellectual property rights in the market.
When the government fail there will be monopolies or cartels in the market, private property is not protected that will decrease the incentive to invest and make profit. lack of patent law enforcement will prevent innovation and that factors together will affect the growth of the economy.
Like the market, do you think governments also fail? What are some repercussions of government failure?
What do you think are some of the economic goals of good governments? Do you think they can be achieved or at least impacted through budgeting? Explain.
In order for government not to fail in helping correct market failure and the failure of market outcomes, it must (select all that apply) 1. recognize the problem, 2. have the political will to act positively to solve the problem, 3. filibuster, 4. have the ability to act positively to solve the problem, 5. measure the impact of it's actions through polls.
Positive and negative externalities are two common cases of "market failure". What does this mean? What is it that some markets fail to do? Market failure means that the market is ineffiicent. Market failure means that the price of the good is too high for some consumers to afford. Market failure means that production costs are too high for businesses to earn a profit. Market failure occurs when government imposes taxes on sales.
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