'Private goods' diaporamas de présentation

Bidding and Sorting: The Theory of Local Public Finance

Bidding and Sorting: The Theory of Local Public Finance. ECN 741, Urban Economics Professor Yinger. Lecture Outline T he U.S. Federal System The Consensus Model of Local Public Finance Deriving a Bid Function Residential Sorting. Intro duction. The U.S. Federal System

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Public Finance: Introduction

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When One Wife is Enough: The Determinants of Monogamy.

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Lecture 1: Bidding and Sorting: The Theory of Local Public Finance

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Juergen Huber, Martin Shubik and Shyam Sunder

Financing of a Public Good by Taxation in a General Equilibrium Economy: Theory and Experimental Evidence. Juergen Huber, Martin Shubik and Shyam Sunder 3rd LeeX International Conference on Theoretical and Experimental Macroeconomics

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Electoral Systems

Electoral Systems. Overview: Before lunch. Majoritarian and consensus democracy? Varieties of electoral systems: Winner-take-all Proportional representation Mixed Dimensions for evaluating institutions Normative Positive Endogenous electoral rules. Overview: After lunch.

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Development Welfare or well-being?

Development Welfare or well-being?. Leif Bratt Aug 31 2011. Definition & synonyms. Definition

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Overview of the Staple Food Sector in Zambia

Overview of the Staple Food Sector in Zambia. Gelson Tembo Department of Agricultural Economics The University of Zambia. Presented at the CREW Project Inception Meeting Held at the Fredric Herbert Stiftung (FES), Lusaka, Zambia April 10, 2013. Plan of the presentation. Introduction

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The rise and fall of American Institutionalism

The rise and fall of American Institutionalism . ECON 434 | Spring 2011. What is institutionalism? . Branch of alternative, heterodox economic traditions Also includes Utopians, Fabian Socialists, and Neo-Marxists

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Market Failures

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Upcoming in Class

Upcoming in Class. Homework #1 Due Thursday Group Quiz Next Thursday Writing Assignment Due Oct. 27th. Max. Net Benefit. Price of Good. Marginal Cost. Equilibrium Price. Marginal Benefit. Quantity of Good. Equilibrium Quantity. Static Model Time does not matter

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Public Goods and Common Resources

Public Goods and Common Resources. Introduction. We consume many goods without paying: parks, national defense, clean air & water. When goods have no prices, the market forces that normally allocate resources are absent.

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Chapter 4: public goods

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Types of Producers

Types of Producers . Types of producers. There are many different types of producers in our economy. We can classify them as either private or public producers. Private Producers . These businesses are owned by individuals or groups that come from the household sector.

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Public Goods and Common Resources

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Communitarianism and Individualism

Communitarianism and Individualism. Public Good vs. Private Gain. Public Good vs. Private Gain. What is a public good?

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Public Goods and Common Property

Public Goods and Common Property. Public Goods. Nonrival -- quantity available to other people does not fall when someone consumes it Nonexcludable -- prohibitively expensive to provide the good only to people who pay for it. Public Good . Public Good.

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Amartya Sen, 1933-

Amartya Sen, 1933-. Nobel Prize in Economics, 1998. I. Who II. Welfare and developmental economics General focus on self-interest in economics: what are the presumptions? III. This is his target IV. Experience tells us some things Bowl of fruit. V. Basic concepts Sympathy Commitment

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AP Macroeconomics The Circular Flow of Economic Activity

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