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the three risks for coase theorem
think TWE. (transaction costs for lawyers, WTP =/WTA, and Equity (who gets the property rights determines who gets paid).
when measuring benefits w/out markets, the three values are:
use value (using the good)
option value (option of using good)
existence value (jus tknowing it exists)
types of valuing WTP
contingent valuation (asking how much someones wtp is
Travel cost (adding up things like transportation. however there’s risks w/ this
Hedonic Regression (value contained in price of the good. need to regress to control for other changing factors (like size of a house))
risks associated w/ travel costs?
multi purpose trips
opportunity cost of time hard to measure
proximal people hv low costs
ways to measure statistical life
VSL (how much ppl willing to pay to cut risk by 1/x)
VSLY (one year of life, adjusts for remaining life expectancy. values older ppl less)
QALY (quality of life, but can devalue ppl w/ disabilities)
why profit maximizing firms not adopt efficient tech?
management issues
focused on short term porfits
pollution havens considerations
trading partners
mobility
share of costs (how much cost make up total costs)
efficiency standard v. safety standard
efficiency: social benefits outweigh social costs. safety: increase safety regardless of costs.
cost effective v. efficienct relationship
policy can be cost effective but not efficient. if it’s efficient, it’s already cost effective (bc max net benefits)