Chapter 6
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MISC
100

The legal maximum on the price at which a good can be sold

What is price ceiling

100

The equation on consumer surplus

What is WTP - P

100

The impact on a bystander is adverse

What is negative externality 

100
Name the 4 types of goods

What is a public good, a common resource, a private good, and a club good

100

Total surplus equal to

What is CS+PS

200

The government imposes a price floor on the market, which creates

What is surplus

200

The equation of producer surplus

What is 1/2BH

200

A positive externality will cause the private market to produce

What is less than the socially optimal or desirable quantity

200

What are the concepts of a club good

What is excludable and non rival

200

If a tax is placed on hamburgers who receives the tax

What is the government

300

If a tax is imposed on a market with elastic demand and inelastic supply, who bears the tax?

What is sellers bear most of the tax

300

Willingness to Pay definiton

What is the maximum price a customer will accept to buy one product or service

300

Why do private outcomes not always work

What is high transaction cost, lack of information, and coordination problems 

300

An example of a private good

a) golf course

b) restroom

c) hotdogs

d) car

What is d) car

300

If a tax is placed on a product that is perfectly elastic, who bears the burden?

What is producers bears 100% tax

400

Using the graph on board, calculate the new CS, PS, and DWL

What is CS= $300, PS = $900, and DWL = $150

400

When the price of goods is P2, consumer surplus is?

What is CS = A

400

An example of private externality (consumption side)

Any private example can be given. EX: Vaccinations required for schooling

400

Streaming services ex; netflix is an example of 

What is club good

400

The four consumers in the market have the following WTP, if the good is $25 who will buy the product?

Chloe- $30

Summer- $21

Brad- $22

Jack- $27

What is Chloe and Jack

500

Using the graph on the board, suppose the government imposed a $ 6-per-unit tax on this good. What would be the new CS, PS, and DWL, and tax Revenue

What is CS= $30, PS= $30, DWL= $24, Tax Revenue= $72

500

Calculate consumer and producer surplus

What is CS= 18 and PS=27

500
An example of a negative externality (production)

Any negative externality given. Ex: Factory air pollution

500

Wildlife and hunting grounds are examples of

What is common resource good

500

Looking at the graph on the board, what area represents deadweight loss?

What is A+B+C