'Free rider' presentation slideshows

EE Reporting Tool Training

EE Reporting Tool Training. California Municipal Utilities Association & Southern California Public Power Authority August 4, 2010 Eric Cutter Senior Consultant. Cost-Effectiveness Framwork. 2. Origins of Cost-effectiveness: Traditional Supply Side Planning.

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PUBLIC GOODS AND COMMON RESOURCES

16. PUBLIC GOODS AND COMMON RESOURCES. CHAPTER. Objectives. After studying this chapter, you will able to Distinguish among private goods, public goods, and common resources. Explain how the free-rider problem arises and how the quantity of public goods is determined

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Principles of Microeconomics 11. Public Goods and Common Resources*

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Part I. Principles

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Chapter 7 Interest Groups

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CHAPTER 3

CHAPTER 3. TOOLS OF NORMATIVE ANALYSIS. Economic Analysis. Positive Analysis Analysis Based on Fact Normative Analysis Analysis Based on Judgment. Welfare Economics. Welfare Economics branch of economic theory concerned with the social desirability of alternative economic states

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Order via norms

Order via norms. Norms Cultural phenomena that prescribe and proscribe behavior in specific circumstances Thus: external criteria for evaluation Unlike values, norms Require sanctioning if they are to be effective an external solution to the problem of social order.

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Public Goods and Common Resources

Public Goods and Common Resources. Introduction. We consume many goods without paying: parks, national defense, clean air & water. When goods have no prices, the market forces that normally allocate resources are absent.

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Public Goods and Common Resources

11. Public Goods and Common Resources. The Different Kinds of Goods. Public goods & Common resources Not excludable: people cannot be prevented from using them (free riders) Externalities Public Good: positive externality /benefits for the public, but not compensated for in market

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Market Failure: Public Goods

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GEOG 352: Day 12

GEOG 352: Day 12. Chapter 13 of Daly and Farley. Housekeeping Items.

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Circular Flow Model : : Lets Simplify It

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Philosophers on why be moral

Philosophers on why be moral. Michael Lacewing enquiries@alevelphilosophy.co.uk. Hobbes on contract. Morality is product of a contract, which it is rational for each of us to agree to Because it is in my self-interest (egoism) Morality as means to end, given by egoism

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Interest Groups

Interest Groups. Why are groups so important? Can individuals made change acting alone? No, unless perhaps that person is extremely wealthy Aggregation of resources Money, members = power Forming advocacy coalitions Collective voice louder than single voice

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Collective Goods and Service

Collective Goods and Service. Public Finance - 3. Collective Goods and Service. We shall examine the basis for the rise of government even under idealistic market condition. Lets assume a hypothetical society of fishermen living in isolated island.

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Public Goods

Public Goods. A public good is one that is nonrival and nonexclusionary in consumption.

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Public Goods

Public Goods. A public good is one that is nonrival and nonexclusionary in consumption.

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Supply and Demand

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Economics

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Reasons for Joining Interest Groups

Reasons for Joining Interest Groups. I. Irrationality of joining Group. Single person will probably not make much of a difference.

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