This document provides instructions for an IB 1 test on market failures. Students have 1 hour and 5 minutes to complete the test. They must choose one of two questions that each have two parts. Question 1 addresses negative externalities of production and policies to reduce external costs. Question 2 addresses underprovision of merit goods as a market failure and measures governments can use to correct it.
This document provides instructions for an IB 1 test on market failures. Students have 1 hour and 5 minutes to complete the test. They must choose one of two questions that each have two parts. Question 1 addresses negative externalities of production and policies to reduce external costs. Question 2 addresses underprovision of merit goods as a market failure and measures governments can use to correct it.
This document provides instructions for an IB 1 test on market failures. Students have 1 hour and 5 minutes to complete the test. They must choose one of two questions that each have two parts. Question 1 addresses negative externalities of production and policies to reduce external costs. Question 2 addresses underprovision of merit goods as a market failure and measures governments can use to correct it.
Use real world examples and diagrams where appropriate
Q1. a) Explain the concept of negative externalities of production [10 marks]
b) Evaluate three policies that may be used by government to reduce external costs of production [15 marks] ?? Q2. a) Explain why underprovision of merit goods in an economy is considered to be a market failure. [10 marks] b) Evaluate the possible measures that a government might use to correct such a market failure. [15 marks] Nov 06 SL1 IB 1 Test: Market failure
Time allowed: 1 hour (and 5 minutes reading time)
CHOOSE ONE QUESTION FROM THE CHOICE BELOW
Use real world examples and diagrams where appropriate
Q1. a) Explain the concept of negative externalities of production [10 marks]
b) Evaluate three policies that may be used by government to reduce external costs of production [15 marks]
Q2. a) Explain why underprovision of merit goods in an economy is considered to be a
market failure. [10 marks] b) Evaluate the possible measures that a government might use to correct such a market failure. [15 marks]
IB 1 Test: Market failure
Time allowed: 1 hour (and 5 minutes reading time)
CHOOSE ONE QUESTION FROM THE CHOICE BELOW
Use real world examples and diagrams where appropriate
Q1. a) Explain the concept of negative externalities of production [10 marks]
b) Evaluate three policies that may be used by government to reduce external costs of production [15 marks]
Q2. a) Explain why underprovision of merit goods in an economy is considered to be a
market failure. [10 marks] b) Evaluate the possible measures that a government might use to correct such a market failure. [15 marks]