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Who Rules?

Who Rules?. Systems of governance and popular representation. I. Three Dilemmas of Governance: Why We Need Institutions. The principal-agent problem. Politics is hard work and direct democracy is impractical So we (principals) need to appoint others to represent our interests (agents)

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Who Rules?

Who Rules?. Systems of governance and popular representation. I. Three Dilemmas of Governance: Why We Need Institutions. The principal-agent problem. Politics is hard work and direct democracy is impractical So we (principals) need to appoint others to represent our interests (agents)

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. The Environment and Sustainable Development in Asia. Introduction. Environmental problems in Asia include the deterioration of natural treasures at a dramatic rate Other problems include air pollution, contaminated rivers and reckless disposal of hazardous wastes

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EXTERNALITIES

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July 1: What is the role of international organizations and do they really matter?

July 1: What is the role of international organizations and do they really matter?. Abbot, Kenneth and Duncan Snidal. 1998. Why States Act through Formal Organizations. Journal of Conflict Resolution 42:3-32. Last class take-home point. Analytical tool: Time inconsistent preference problem

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Chapter 4 - Public Goods

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The Adjustment Costs of Trade Liberalization

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Externalities, Asymmetric Information, and Government Intervention

Externalities, Asymmetric Information, and Government Intervention. Chapter 16 Government and Market Failure. Private goods . Private goods are rivalous and excludable Both features must be present

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Market Failure (?): Public Goods, Common Property & Externalities

Market Failure (?): Public Goods, Common Property & Externalities. Dr. D. Foster Microeconomics. When do markets fail?. When will even perfectly competitive markets fail to produce the allocatively efficient level of output?. Public goods Common property Positive externalities

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The Logic of Politics

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Market Failure and the Role of Government

Market Failure and the Role of Government. Chapter Five. What is Economic Efficiency ?. Economists use the concept of efficiency to judge actions because efficient use of resources implies the maximum value of output from the resource base. 2 conditions necessary for ideal efficiency :

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Theory of the Firm: Managerial Behavior, Agency Costs and Ownership Structure

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The Competition Commission Enquiry

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Political Parties Today

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Suzannah and Rahil What is the problem with their business idea?

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Chapter 5: Economics of Crime

Chapter 5: Economics of Crime . Underground Economy. G.D.P. does not include the value of illegal goods & services because they are not supposed to be produced In 1990, $246 billion illegal goods & services were sold in the market. Sources of Illegal income.

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Antitrust Basics Brown Bag Series Lesson XII: Vertical Restraints

Antitrust Basics Brown Bag Series Lesson XII: Vertical Restraints. Stacey Anne Mahoney Constantine Cannon LLP Wednesday, August 15, 2007. Types of Vertical Restraints of Trade. Vertical Non-Price Restraints on Distribution Distribution Restrictions Dealer Terminations Refusals to Deal

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Micro-Economie Topic 10 Environmental Protection

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Regulating negative environmental externalities of agriculture

Regulating negative environmental externalities of agriculture. Lecture 20 Economics of Food Markets Alan Matthews. Key issues. treatment of adverse environmental impacts as negative externalities ambiguity of the 'polluter pays' principle

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The Importance of Government

The Importance of Government. Economic Functions . Provide a legal system that makes transactions fast and easy Promote and maintain competition in the market Ensure economywide stability Redistribute resources. Provide public goods. Characteristics of public goods indivisible

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