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What are Property, rights and contract enforcement in rationale for government intervention?
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- What are Property, rights and contract enforcement in rationale for government intervention?According to Public Choice Theory, how could government regulation be doomed to failure?Environmental regulation was discussed for cases in which the market is unable to price risk correctly. In those cases, regulatory agencies are often tasked with evaluating risk and with administrating any regulations imposed. What does Public Choice Theory suggest might be the outcome of these bureaucratic processes in terms of the optimal level of regulation? Why?
- why should regulatory regimes be proportionate and real timeWould Warby Parker be more or less financially successful if it were not so focused on social responsibility? Explain.Please no written by hand solutions This section of the course examines restrictive practices (Chapter 11 of TextLinks to an external site.) and lists a few types of these practices. For this discussion, your task is to: Identify a good and firm that utilizes a restrictive practice? Explain how the restrictive practice works? Explain who benefits and who is harmed by this restrictive practice? In your opinion, is this a fair restrictive practice, or is it one that may be predatory?
- Name and explain in detail two mechanisms through which the market for corporate control operates.This section of the course examines restrictive practices (Chapter 11 of TextLinks to an external site.) and lists a few types of these practices. For this discussion, your task is to: Identify a good and firm that utilizes a restrictive practice? Explain how the restrictive practice works? Explain who benefits and who is harmed by this restrictive practice? In your opinion, is this a fair restrictive practice, or is it one that may be predatory?Describe at least three reasons why market failure occurs.
- Why are efficiency taxes preferred to regulatory policies as methods remedy externalities?What do each of the following have in common? public good unregulated monopoly a good with a negative externality information failure Multiple Choice marginal cost will be equal to marginal utility all are examples of market failures all of the goods are overproduced marginal cost will be equal to marginal utility and all are examples of market failuresIn the presence of market failure ,the argument for government intervention is only compelling but not always beneficial. True or false, and explain