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... they will look like the curves in Figure 14. 2.
TABLE 14. 2 Long-run Marginal and Average Costs of Producing Electricity
Long-Run
Long-Run Long-Run Average Cost
Megawatts Marginal Cost ... FPC-restricted price only one-quarter of the going
price in producer states like Texas severely discouraged out-of-state sales. Natural gas
was partially deregulated in early 1983, but was...
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... Chapter 7 Market Failures: External Costs
And Benefits
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warranties can obviously collapse unless sellers can somehow obtain information on the
driving behavior of different ... less obvious costs, like the death
and destruction caused by speeding and reckless driving. If government does not
penalize such negligent behaviors, people will produce them, at a potentially ... our di...
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... short-run average cost curves. Such a curve is shown in Figure 10.4 and reproduced in
Figure 10.5 as the long-run average cost curve (LRAC).
Like short-run average cost curves, the long-run ...
accompanying long-run marginal cost curve. If long-run average cost is falling, as it does
initially in Figure 10.5, it must be because long-run marginal cost is pulling it down. If
long-run cost...
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... world -
Chapter 1. The Economic Way of Thinking
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functioning system of incentives is, again, a top-down, command-and-control approach
that, unfortunately, can never allow the full potential ... other individual could. These assumptions are correct. No individual
possesses enough know-how to perform a nation’s mail delivery any more than any individual possesses
enough know-how to...
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... 1986),
pp. 37 6-4 14; and C. Shapiro and Joseph Stiglitz, “Equilibrium Unemployment as a Worker Discipline Device,”
American Economic Review, vol. 74, no. 3 (June 1984), pp. 43 3-4 44. So-called “equity ... information about rivals or
using bait-and-switch promotional tactics (advertising very low-priced, low-quality products to
attract customers and to switch them to higher-priced p...
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... the individual consumer or firm.
Rational Behavior
When individuals act to satisfy their wants, they behave rationally. Rational behavior is
consistent behavior that maximizes an individual’s ... looks to the individual.
Of course individuals in a group affect one another’s behavior. In fact, the size
and structure of a group can have a dramatic effect on individual behavior. When
ec...
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... Marvin Kosters
has found [Marvin H. Kosters, Jobs and the Minimum Wage: The Effect of Changes in the Level and
Pattern (Washington, D.C.: American Enterprise Institute, 1989), p. A-13].
Chapter ... wage should cause (1) an increase in
the labor-force participation rates of covered workers (because workers would be moving
up their supply-of-labor curves), (2) a reduction in the rate at...
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... jean maker
Levi-Strauss where supervisors reportedly spend a nontrivial amount of time refereeing
team-member conflicts. To ameliorate (but not totally quell) the discord, Levi-Strauss
has ...
successful.
. . . . ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia were civilizations. So were
classical India and China; so was Greco-Roman civilization, and so is our
own Eastern civilization that few out of me...
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... relevant “in-group.” Even training can be more effective in raising worker
productivity when it is provided within in-groups, regardless of whether they come from
collectivistic or individualistic ... will.
The own-or-franchise decision is similar to the make-or-buy decision because both
types of decisions involve problems of monitoring, risk sharing, and opportunistic behavior. At
one...
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... bus
transportation. The individual reduced bus-service consumption when this service was
given free of charge. This can only occur if the individual regards bus service as an
inferior good, ... bus transportation is the
same as giving the individual enough money to purchase that much bus service.
This analysis can be applied to the current food-stamp program in the United
States. ... ot...