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Consumer surplus
Difference between what consumer are willing to pay and actually pay
Cs=Total benefit- total revenue
Producer surplus
Difference between the price and how much sellers are willing to sell it for
Efficiency
Attain when total social surplus is maximised MB=MC=P
Deadweight loss
Lost efficiency then optimal not produced more or less than equilibrium
Externality
Exist when party action affect other party by no compensation is paid (external cost )or received (external benefit)
Negative externality
External Cost imposed on others from production or consumption (car exhaust harm air quality for residents)
Positive externality
External benefit provide to others from production or consumption(vaccine reduce disease spread to community )
External cost (external cost)
when someone action imposes cost on others and don’t compensated them(second hand smoke)
Private cost(external cost)
Cost paid by person doing action(smoking)
Social cost (external cost)
Cost borne by society as whole
Private cost +external cost
External benefit
Help to others from postitive externality not rewarded (education improve society workforce)
Private benefits
Benefit received by individuals from consuming or producing good (enjoyment from meal)
External cost (external benefit )
When someone action benefits other but he receive no payment
Social cost (external benefit)
Value of action to society as whole
Private benefit +external benefit)
Divergence of cost (private vs social cost)
Social cost larger than private cost due to external cost(factory pay$100 for toy but pollution add $20 harm ,so social cost$120)
Divergence (private vs social benefit
Social benefit larger than private benefit because other gain advantages not doer
(Student pay $10 for school,but hk gain worker so social benefit more
Graph of externality