'Deadweight loss' diaporamas de présentation

ECONOMICS

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Teaching the Toughest Graphs

Teaching the Toughest Graphs. David A. Anderson Centre College Chief Reader. Favorite Ways to Learn Economics Third Edition. Agenda. Tough Graphs on 2012 AP Micro Exam Other Tough Graphs Teaching Methods Active Learning Activities Discussion.

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The 2011 AP Microeconomics Exams

The 2011 AP Microeconomics Exams. Dave Anderson Centre College Chief Reader. Agenda. Exams Scores Good/Bad Spots Resources Discussion. Microeconomics Committee Chair Pamela M. Schmitt, United States Naval Academy Michael A. Brody , Menlo School

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CHAPTER 5 Efficiency

CHAPTER 5 Efficiency. Efficiency: A Refresher. According to economists, allocative efficiency means the resources have been used to produce the goods and services that people value the most. Efficiency: A Refresher.

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Vertical and Horizontal Integration. Mergers

Vertical and Horizontal Integration. Mergers. Vertical Integration. Vertical relationships: relations between firms involved in sequential steps of production Example: Upstream firm Wholesaler Downstream firm Retailer Intermediate good Subcontractor

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History of Supply and Demand

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Externalities and Public Goods

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Tax Inefficiencies and Their Implications for Optimal Taxation

Tax Inefficiencies and Their Implications for Optimal Taxation. 20.1. Taxation and Economic Efficiency. Graphical Approach. 20.1. Taxation and Economic Efficiency. Elasticities Determine Tax Inefficiency. Efficiency Effects of a Fertilizer Tax: Example. D for Fert: Qd=240-6P

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Public Choice Theory and the Economics of Taxation

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Natural Monopoly

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Application: The Costs of Taxation

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The Economics of Taxation and Dynamic Scoring: Theory and Evidence for Tax Policy Evaluation

The Economics of Taxation and Dynamic Scoring: Theory and Evidence for Tax Policy Evaluation. John A. Spry, Ph.D. Associate Professor Opus College of Business University of St. Thomas jaspry@stthomas.edu

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Consumer and Producer Surplus

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Deadweight loss

Deadweight loss. By Christopher Renus. Key concepts. Deadweight loss is lost consumer and producer surplus that would occur in an efficient market Deadweight loss is caused by a tax, a price ceiling, or the pricing from a monopoly. More elastic supply, the more deadweight loss. Monoplies.

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Chapter 5 Efficiency and Equity

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Chapter 8 Application: The Costs of Taxation

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New York Times , May 6, 1900

The average yearly consumption of ice by the Boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx is 2,000,000 tons. Ice here last year was sold to families at 25 cents per 100 pounds. . New York Times , May 6, 1900 . Demand. Price ($ per 100 lb Block). Supply. Consumer Surplus = $20 million per year.

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