econ rwe

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
call kaiCall Kai
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
GameKnowt Play
Card Sorting

1/14

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Last updated 6:29 PM on 6/16/25
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced
Call with Kai

No analytics yet

Send a link to your students to track their progress

15 Terms

1
New cards

supply shift right

more airline companies joining in UK so supply of air travel increases - number of firms

2
New cards

supply shift left

UK sugar tax - government intervention

cyclone in Madagascar damaged plantations, vanilla rose to $600 - climate shock

3
New cards

indirect tax

GST singapore 7% on all goods and services

4
New cards

price floor

UK minimum wage is 8 pounds per hour

UK price floor on CARBON - 2013

5
New cards

direct provision of merit goods

New Zealand national immunization schedules offers free vaccines

6
New cards

Negative externalities of consumption - cigarettes

UK smoking cost to NHS: 3-6 billion pounds per year

Singapore raised age from 18-19

Malaysia excise tax: 40% (2015)

7
New cards

negative externalities of production

China takes up 16/20 of top 20 cities with worst air pollution

  • China subsidized 9800 to buyers of electric and hydrogen vehicles to combat air pollution

Ohio river, DuPont released hagovrmful chemicals up till 2013 that causes cancer

8
New cards

Common pool resources

Coral harvesting in Great Barrier Reef - gov. quota set at 200 tonnes but not sustainable

9
New cards

government regulation - laws

Singapore air pollution laws - vehicles must meet strict emission standards to be used

10
New cards

Carbon Tax

2019 Carbon tax in Canada discouraging burning of coal 

→ reduce greenhouse gas emission; incentivising individuals and business to reduce their carbon footprint look at the market for coal → goal = phase out by 2030

  • Coal-fired power generation decreased by 66% nationally by 2021

  • Carbon tax covers approx 70% of emissions 

11
New cards

government regulations - quota

Australia ITQ (individual transferable quota) for TAC (total allowable catch) to allow individuals to catch/lease/trade allocated amount

  • hard to enforce; labour and investment

  • protect habitat

12
New cards

government regulations - bans

Montreal Protocol (1987) banned CFCs for PRODUCTION and CONSUMPTION

  • illegal emission: china 7000 tonnes

13
New cards

tradable permits - US ETS

47% reduction of emission 2005 —> 2023

14
New cards

subsidies - agricultural

Norway averages 62000 pounds per holding annually

  • can compete with cheaper imports

  • more affordable

  • encourage production and consumption of merit goods

15
New cards

excise tax

Australia 72% of pack of cigarettes (duty and GST)