Microeconomics: Private and Public ChoiceDryden Press, 1992 - 656 páginas |
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... results . In the total picture , the harm caused by the added pollution outweighs the added benefits to the buyers and sellers involved . As Exhibit 3b shows , external benefits often result in opportunities forgone . When they are ...
... results . In the total picture , the harm caused by the added pollution outweighs the added benefits to the buyers and sellers involved . As Exhibit 3b shows , external benefits often result in opportunities forgone . When they are ...
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... result . Price P2 + t Regulatory tax P1 P2 S ( with regulation ) Q2 Q1 Quantity S ( without regulation ) D production techniques and facilities in accordance with dictated standardsto install more restrooms , to emit less pollution , or ...
... result . Price P2 + t Regulatory tax P1 P2 S ( with regulation ) Q2 Q1 Quantity S ( without regulation ) D production techniques and facilities in accordance with dictated standardsto install more restrooms , to emit less pollution , or ...
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... result in less instability from monetary sources . The changing nature of money may reduce the stabilizing effects of a monetary rule . 9. Activists argue that it has been during only the last four decades that policy - makers have ...
... result in less instability from monetary sources . The changing nature of money may reduce the stabilizing effects of a monetary rule . 9. Activists argue that it has been during only the last four decades that policy - makers have ...
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PART | 1 |
Some Tools of the Economist | 29 |
Supply Demand and the Market Process | 51 |
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