to explain the above graph i am using cigeratte industry. as we all know cigeratte smoking is dangerous to health. it causes cancer and many other health related issues. its worth mentioning the point that its not that the only person who is smoking is being affected by it but the people around that person who are inheling the smoke knowingly or unknowingly are also getting affected adversly. but here the person is buying the cigeratte only at the cost of it and not at the cost of those people who are affected adversly. in these situation the social marginal cost is much higher than the cost that is incurred to produce it. and if the social marginal cost is not added to the price it creates a dead weight loss in the economy, which is depicted in the above diagram.
in the above diagram the cigeratte price is at pmkt and quantity produced is at qmkt which also creates a negative externality. if we add the negative externality and see, the social marginal cost curve will be smc which intersects demand curve at A which increases the price upto ps and reduces the quantity to qs which ultimately creates a deadweight loss of the amount which is denoted by the red tringular area.
4. Give an example of a health economic situation that could be explained by the following...
42. Give one example of a negative externality in the smart phone market. Model this externality with a graph. Explain a positive externality in the smart phone market. Model this externality with a graph. **This is all one question, please kindly reply with answers to show negative and positive externalities in two separate graphs. Thank you!
QS = 2 P - 40 QD = 200 - 0.4 P MEC = $100 MSB = 400 - 2.5 Q What type of externality do these equations represent? Positive externality in consumption Positive externality in production Negative externality in consumption Negative externality in production Based on the type of externality you are modeling in this exercise, which of the following do you expect to be true? The socially optimal price will be lower than the market equilibrium price or...
****IMPORTANT***** ONLY NEED C AND D.
for C i got deadweight loss equal to 1800. I wanna know if I did
this correctly. For D I am completely lost.
Please show all your work and ill give you a thumbs up. Please
be accurate. Thanks!
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