Section 2 Unit 14 Market Failure
Across
- 2. They are goods and services that are non-excludable and non-rivalrous, and which are a cause of market failure as there is a lack of profit motive to produce them.
- 5. They are the true (or full) benefits of consumption or production, I.e. the sum of private benefits and external benefits.
- 6. It occurs when the market forces of demand and supply are unsuccessful in allocating resources efficiently and cause external costs or external benefit.
- 7. costs It is the actual costs of a firm, individual or a government. It is the production and consumption that are the actual costs of a firm.
- 8. They are goods or services which when consumed create positive spillover effects in the economy.
- 9. They are goods or services which when consumed cause negative spillover effects in an economy.
Down
- 1. They are the negative side-effects of production or consumption incurred by third parties for which no compensation is paid.
- 2. They are the benefits of production and consumption enjoyed by a firm, individual or government.
- 3. They are the positive side-effects of production and consumption experienced by third parties for which no money is paid by the beneficiary.
- 4. They are the true (or full) costs of consumption or production to society as a whole, I.e. the sum of private costs and external costs.