TRUE OR FALSE To maximize welfare in a competitive market that has a negative externality in...
TRUE OR FALSE
- To maximize welfare in a competitive market that has a negative externality in production, government should tax a pollution-generating good at a unit tax equal to the marginal cost of the externality.
- If there is deadweight loss, we say a market failure has occurred.
- If two identical firms behave according to the Stackelberg model, the joint production is higher than if the same firms act as a Cournot.
- The outcome of the Stackelberg model is a Nash equilibrium
Homework Answers
Q1) true
a pigouvian tax is imposed to correct negative externality, that equals Marginal damage
Q2) true
DWL occus, when total Surplus is not maximized, so some form of market failure occurs
Q3) true
in Stackelberg game, the joint Production is always higher than cournot game
Q4) true
In Stackelberg model, we solve the game via backward induction, so it is both SPNE & NE
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