Economics 1021A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 17: Marginal Cost, Overfishing

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Excludable possible to prevent someone from enjoying its benefits (cut-off for not paying) Nonexcludable impossible or extremely costly to prevent someone from benefitting from a good (streetlights) Rival use by one person decreases the amount available for use by another. Nonrivalry the use by one person does not decrease the amount available for use by another. If msb exceeds msc, resources can be used more efficiently by increasing quantity and vice-versa. Principle of minimum differentiation: the tendency for competitors to make themselves similar to appeal to the maximum numbers of clients or voters i. e. why a new wendy"s may open close to an existing mcdonald"s. Objective of bureaucrats bureaucrats want to maximize their department"s budget because a bigger budget brings greater status and more power. Rational ignorance decision not to acquire information because the costs of doing so exceeds the expected benfits.

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