b) Externalities

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  • state what causes market failure in terms of positive externalities of consumption

  • when goods and services that produce positive externalities of consumption are under-consumed

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  • state what causes market failure in terms of negative externalities of consumption

  • when goods and services that produce negative externalities of consumption are over-consumed

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  • state what causes market failure in terms of positive externalities of production

  • when goods and services that produce positive externalities of production are under-produced

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  • state what causes market failure in terms of negative externalities of production

  • when goods and services that produce negative externalities of production are over-produced

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  • define marginal social cost

  • the cost to society produced from the production or consumption of one unit of a good or service

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  • define marginal social benefit

  • the benefit to society produced from the production or consumption of one unit of a good or service

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  • define marginal private cost

  • the cost paid by a firm to produce or the cost paid by a consumer to consume one unit of a good or service

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  • define marginal private benefit

  • the profit earned by firms from producing or the utility earned by consumers from consuming one unit of a good or service

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  • define welfare loss

  • the decrease in the productive efficiency of the economy due to a misallocation of resources

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  • define welfare gain

  • the increase in the productive efficiency of the economy due to an optimum allocation of resources