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market failure - correct answers cases where markets will not maximize welfare without government intervention Economic Rent - correct answers that part of the payment for a factor of production that exceeds the owner's reservation price, the price below which the owner would not supply the fact...

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market failure - correct answers ✔✔cases where markets will not maximize welfare without government
intervention



Economic Rent - correct answers ✔✔that part of the payment for a factor of production that exceeds the
owner's reservation price, the price below which the owner would not supply the factor - returns above
the level necessary to invest



Differential Rent (Ricardian Rent) - correct answers ✔✔long-run economic rent earned by the producer
of a resource because of lower production costs relative to the highest cost producer in the market



Scarcity Rent (Hotelling Rent) - correct answers ✔✔long-run economic rent earned by the producer of a
non-renewable resource if the market price reflects anticipation of future high prices caused by scarcity



Monopoly Rent - correct answers ✔✔economic rent earned by an unregulated monopoly producer
(usually a short-run phenomena)



Natural Monopoly - correct answers ✔✔cost of production in an industry is lowest with only one firm, so
it is in society's interest to establish a monopoly - (due to extreme economies-of-scale, one large firm can
serve the entire market at lower average costs than two competing firms)



Policy Solution - correct answers ✔✔create either a private monopoly and regulate it or create a
publicly-owned monopoly (and perhaps regulate). The monopoly is called a utility and its regulator a
utilities commission



Non-Linear Pricing - correct answers ✔✔charging different prices for consumption of different quantities
and at different times (includes time-of-use pricing and block pricing), but setting average prices to
prevent monopoly rents (regulated monopoly only earns normal returns)

, Time-of-use Pricing - correct answers ✔✔non-linear pricing that sets different prices at different times of
day or different seasons to reflect cost of providing energy and capacity at specific times



Block Pricing - correct answers ✔✔(stepped rates) - non-linear pricing that charges block prices that rise
or fall to reflect rising or falling costs with changes in total demand



Negative Environmental Externality - correct answers ✔✔a harm or risk from production or consumption
of a good that is not included in its price

* usually occurs where property rights are not well-defined, as with common property resources like air,
ocean, atmosphere;

* result is to underprice (and thus overconsume) the good



Policy Solution (negative externality) - correct answers ✔✔charge producer the monetary value of the
harm (taxes, tradable permits), which will increase the market price. Sometimes regulations can produce
a similar outcome



Social Cost of Carbon Modeling Mechanics - correct answers ✔✔The net present value of future global
climate change impacts from one additional metric ton of CO2 emitted to the atmosphere at a particular
point in time



Social Cost of Carbon (SCC) - correct answers ✔✔monetary estimate of incremental damages of an extra
unit of carbon pollution in each time period.



Public Good - correct answers ✔✔good or service characterized by non-exclusivity and non-rivalry -
hence underprovided by private markets (eg, lighthouse, national defense, pristine nature park)



Can be characterized by positive externalities



Common Property Resource - correct answers ✔✔natural resource that is characterized by non-
exclusivity and rivalry (eg, ocean fishery, air, atmosphere)



Can be characterized by negative externalities

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