The document is a worksheet about externalities that asks students to:
1) Diagram the external costs of rising global carbon emissions on residents in Bangladesh who experience increased flooding, identifying the socially optimal and market levels of output and shading the welfare loss.
2) Explain that the problem at the market level is over-production because external costs on Bangladesh residents are not accounted for.
3) State that governments aim to internalize negative externalities through policies to bring externalized costs back into the market mechanism.
The document is a worksheet about externalities that asks students to:
1) Diagram the external costs of rising global carbon emissions on residents in Bangladesh who experience increased flooding, identifying the socially optimal and market levels of output and shading the welfare loss.
2) Explain that the problem at the market level is over-production because external costs on Bangladesh residents are not accounted for.
3) State that governments aim to internalize negative externalities through policies to bring externalized costs back into the market mechanism.
The document is a worksheet about externalities that asks students to:
1) Diagram the external costs of rising global carbon emissions on residents in Bangladesh who experience increased flooding, identifying the socially optimal and market levels of output and shading the welfare loss.
2) Explain that the problem at the market level is over-production because external costs on Bangladesh residents are not accounted for.
3) State that governments aim to internalize negative externalities through policies to bring externalized costs back into the market mechanism.
Using a correctly labelled externality diagram show the impact of rising global carbon emissions on residents in Bangladesh (who are likely to experience increased flooding). 1.1 On the diagram identify the socially optimal level of output and the market determined level of output. 1.2 Shade in the welfare loss.
1.3 What is the problem at the market-determined level of
output? ______________________________________
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1.4 Governments impose various policies to reduce negative
externalities. Their aim is to _______________________ the negative externality and therefore bring it back into the ____________ mechanism. Class Worksheet Answer:
1.1 See graph
1.2 See graph 1.3 Over-production, because of the failure to account for the external costs suffered by residents in Bangladesh. 1.4 Governments impose various policies to reduce negative externalities. The aim of these is to internalise the negative externality and therefore bring it back into the market mechanism.