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Comisión

________: suponga que si hay una falla en el mercado cuando no la hay.

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Elefantes blancos

________: aquellas infraestructuras que son de poca utilidad para los ciudadanos o que no funcionan en absoluto, problemas gubernamentales que no resuelven un problema público.

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comison

________: Asumir que no hay ninguna falla en el mercado cuando si hay.

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Fallos del gobierno

________: por omisión, por comisión y por mala intervención.

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Mala intervención

________: cuando se identifica correctamente una falla del mercado, pero la capacidad institucional o técnica de los responsables de la formulación de políticas no mejora la eficiencia en el sentido del pareto.

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Óptimo de pareto

________: No es posible mejorar la situación de un individuo sin empeorar la de otro.

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Políticas

Las ________ se entienden como una declaración de intenciones, una declaración de objetivos.

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Bienes no excluyentes

________: cuando no es posible impedir el acceso a quienes no lo pagan.

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Politicas publicas

________: decisiones gubernamentales que incorporan la opinión, la participación, la corresponsabilidad y el dinero.

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Estado políticas

________: acciones plasmadas en la constitución con preceptos claros que trascienden los períodos de gestión gubernamental.

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Rival consumo

Las características de los bienes: ________ y un consumo inigualable.

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There are 4 causes of systematic incapacity in the state, which are

limited information, limited control of private companies, limited control of bureaucracy and limitations imposed by political processes

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The characteristics of goods

Rival consumption and unrival consumption

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Unrivalled consumption

when someone else's consumption is used by one person, but cannot be used by another person at the same time

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Change in equilibrium

between public and private provision, when there is an assessment of costs

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Pure goods

not exclusive and not rival

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Impure goods

their consumption is partly rival

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Excluding goods

An individual can be prevented from consuming it if they do not pay for it

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Non-exclusive goods

when it is not possible to prevent access to those who do not pay for it

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Optimal pareto

It is not possible to improve the situation of one individual without worsening that of another

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Public goods

they arise because there are some goods that are not supplied by the market

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Incomplete markets

private markets do not adequately provide a good or service

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Capital market and insurance

the private market does not provide insurance, which is why the government starts up after inadequacy

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Information faults

incomplete information or perfect information

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Unemployment, inflation and imbalance

market imbalance

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Rational choice theory

contribution of the social or private interests of the public private sectors, they have biases or beliefs that lead to the discarding of relevant information

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Government failures

by omission, by commission and misintervention

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Default

Assume that there is no fault when in the market when there is one

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Commission

assume that if there is a failure in the market when there is none

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Bad intervention

when a market failure is correctly identified, but the institutional or technical capacity of policymakers does not improve efficiency in the sense of pareto

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White elephants

those infrastructures that are of little use to citizens or that do not work at all, government problems that do not solve a public problem

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State policies

actions embodied in the constitution with clear precepts that transcend periods of government management

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Government policies

permanent actions that are implemented by branches and administrative powers

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Its features are in

three-tier plans, it has a distinctive stamp and can be discretionary

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Public policies

government decisions that incorporate opinion, participation, co-responsibility and money

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Example

guaranteeing your rights

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Teoria de la eleccion racional

Aporte de los intereses sociales o particulares de los servidores publicos, tiene sesgos o creencia que los llevan a desechar informacion

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Politicas de estado

acciones plasmadas en la cosntitucion con preceptos plaros que trascienden periodos de gestion de gobienro

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Politicas de gobierno: acciones permanentes que se incrementan por ramas y competencias administrativas

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