Creative Destruction: The Profit Motive and Sources of Economic Change & Market Failures (p 49-54)

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Across
  1. 2. other mobile phone manufacturers compete with this technology giant, the creator of the iPhone
  2. 4. one possible solution to regulate negative externalities (best option when we can estimate the value of the externality)
  3. 7. the type of externality exemplified by increased air pollution near a factory using fossil fuels
  4. 8. the type of externality exemplified by a community garden bringing more green space to a community
  5. 10. the last name of the handsome man who coined the term "creative Destruction"
  6. 11. an individual who takes on the risk of attempting to create new products, establish new markets, or develop new methods of production
  7. 13. the last name of the cheery man who declared that negotiations over the allocation of resources can solve the problem of externalities
Down
  1. 1. instances when competitive markets fail to produce socially desirable outcomes
  2. 3. (abbreviated) this US agency used permits to deal with sulfur dioxide emissions
  3. 5. rewards of entrepreneurship or creating barriers to entry
  4. 6. state that sets a cap on greenhouse gas emissions each year but allows companies to buy/sell pollution credits
  5. 8. the type of good or service that cannot be privately-owned
  6. 9. a type of market failure where the actions of one person affect the well-being of someone else
  7. 12. first city (abbreviated) to approve congestion pricing in April of 2019