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Hauptverfasser:	Browning, Edgar K. (VerfasserIn), Zupan, Mark A. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Hoboken, NJ Wiley 2006
Ausgabe:	9. ed.
Schlagworte:	Microeconomics Microeconomics > Examinations, questions, etc Mikroökonomie Einführung
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Beschreibung:	Includes index.
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adam_text	Table of Contents Preface Acknowledgments Chapter i: An Introduction to Microeconomics 1.1 1.2 What Is a Good Theory? 1.3 1.4 Prices Application Rich: A Real Comparison 1.5 Participants 1.6 Application Online Shopping Application Outsourcing) Hits Home Economic Versus Accounting Costs Application Economic Costs of SOX Sunk Costs Application Demolish a Profitable Hong Kong Hotel 1.7 Chapter 2.1 The Demand Curve Application Or How Arizona Learned about the Law of Demand Determinants of Demand Other Than Price Shifts in Versus Movements along a Demand Curve Versus Movements along a Supply Curve 2.2 Quantity Application in Major American Cities? 2.3 or Supply Application Been Using the Supply-Demand Model to Explain Market Outcomes Application Fatter? 2.4 Price Controls Rent Control Benefits? Application Application Deadly for Buyers 2.5 Price Elasticity of Demand Price Elasticity of Demand Application Television Pricing Demand Elasticities Vary among Goods The Estimation of Demand Elasticities Application Elasticity Three Other Elasticities Application Chapter 3.1 Consumer Preferences Graphed as Indifference Curves Curves Preferences and Economic Neuters Substitutes and Complements 3.2 Geometry of the Budget Line Budget Lines Application the Wake of BSE 3.3 A Corner Solution Application Restaurants XVÍ Table of Contents The Composite-Good Convention Application Bags 3.4 Choices Normal Goods Application as a Means of Getting to Work The Food Stamp Program Application Commencement Tickets 3.5 Application 3.6 Choice The Consumer s Optimal Choice Relationship to Indifference Curves Chapter 4.1 Choices The Consumer s Demand Curve Remarks about the Demand Curve Application Youth Alcohol Abuse, Traffic and Campus Violence Do Demand Curves Always Slope Downward? 4.2 Change Income and Substitution Effects Illustrated: The Normal-Good Case Application Effects and Home Ownership The Income and Substitution Effects Associated with a Gasoline Tax-Plus-Rebate Program Tax-Plus-Rebate Program 4.3 Goods A Hypothetical Example of a Giffen Good The Giffen Good Case: How Likely? Application Sloping Demand Curves? 4.4 Application Curves for a UCLA MBA 4.5 The Uses of Consumer Surplus Application Associated with Free TV Consumer Surplus and Indifference Curves 4.6 Curve Application non-P-C Good 4.7 The Bandwagon Effect Effect Application and the Diffusion of Communications Technologies and Computer Hardware and Software 4.8 Experimentation Regression Analysis Application McDonald s Versus Burger King Chapter 5.1 Consumer Welfare Application Benefits Tax Exempt? Using the Consumer Surplus Approach Application in Moscow 5.2 Proposal Using Consumer Choice Theory to Analyze Voucher Proposals Application Is Nothing New 5.3 Does Everyone Benefit? Application and Recycling 5.4 Borrow A Change in Endowment Application Saving Changes in the Interest Rate 5.5 Application and Their Risk-Return Preferences • xvii Investor Preferences toward Risk: Risk Aversion toward Risk: Risk Neutral and Risk Loving Application Standing in Line Minimizing Exposure to Risk Chapter 6.1 The Edgeworth Exchange Box Diagram The Edgeworth Exchange Box with Indifference Curves Application and eBay 6.2 Efficiency and Equity 6.3 Distribution Application Disparaged or Deified? 6.4 and Efficiency Application Rationing by Waiting 6.5 Some of the Mathematics behind Efficiency in Exchange Chapter 173 7.1 7.2 Variable: The Short Run Total, Average, and Marginal Product Curves Average and Marginal Product Curves Application Relationship Means for Your Grade Point Average (CPA) The Geometry of Product Curves Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns Application Marginal Returns, Caffeine Intake, and Exam Performance 7.3 The Long Run Production Marginal Products of Inputs MRTS: Speed Limits and Gasoline Consumption 7.4 Factors Giving Rise to Decreasing Returns Application and Decreasing Returns to Scale: The Plan Application Compartmentalizing Their Firms and Fliers Are Building Their Own Planes 7.5 of Production Functions Linear Forms of Production Functions Multiplicative Forms of Production Functions: Cobb-Douglas as an Example 7.6 The Mathematics behind Production Theory Marginal-Average Product Relationship MRTS and the Ratio of Inputs Marginal Products Constant Returns to Scale Production Functions Chapter 8.1 8.2 Measures of Short-Run Cost: Total Fixed and Variable Costs Sunk Costs of Short-Run Cost Relationships 8.3 Marginal Cost Application on Retailing Productivity, Costs, and Prices Marginal-Average Relationships Geometry of Cost Curves 8.4 Isocost Lines Combinations Tangency Points Application Minimization The Expansion Path Minimized? Application Private Provision: The Case of Primary and Secondary Education xviii Table of Contents 8.5 Application and Razing Buildings Application Thicker in New Haven Application Production Costs 8.6 The Long Run and the Short Run Revisited 8.7 The Advantages of Learning by Doing to Pioneering Firms Application Model T 8.8 Structure Application Suds, Suits, and Soft Drinks 8.9 Controlling Pollution Application Global Warming 8.10 8.11 Chapter Competitive Markets 9.1 Competition 9.2 Application Underpaid? 9.3 Firm 9.4 Short-Run Profit Maximization Using Per-Unit Curves Application at the Relevant Margin Operating at a Loss in the Short Run 9.5 Supply Curve Application Mothballing Application Supply Curve in the Very Short Run Output Response to a Change in Input Prices 9.6 Price and Output Determination in the Short Run Application California Increased after Deregulation 9.7 Zero Profit When Firms Cost Curves Differ? 9.8 Constant-Cost Industry Industry Application Professors Comments on the Long-Run Supply Curve 9.9 Apply? Chapter 10.1 Producer Surplus Producer Surplus, and Efficient Output The Deadweight Loss of a Price Ceiling 10.2 The Short-Run Effects of an Excise Tax The Long-Run Effects Burden of the Tax? Effect of Elasticity of Supply Incidence: The Effect of Elasticity of Demand Application Profits Did Not Get Smoked by a Recent Punitive-Damages Award The Deadweight Loss of Excise Taxation Application (Run) of the Deadweight Loss of Rent Control 10.3 What Happened to the Profits? Deregulation Application Markets The Push for Reregulation Application LaGuardia 10.4 The Illegal Market 10.5 Net Gains from Trade • XIX Application Interconnected Markets The Gains from International Trade Application Be Banned? The Link Between Imports and Exports Application Steals Jobs 10.6 Quantity Controls Sugar Policy: A Sweet Deal Application Were Job Losers with Respect to LifeSavers Quotas and Their Foreign Producer Consequences Application World Is Truly Flat Chapter n: Monopoly 311 11.1 Revenue Curves 11.2 Monopoly Graphical Analysis and Its Relationship to Elasticity of Demand Application Home Video and DVD Prices 11.3 Analysis Application Chocolates 11.4 Power Measuring Monopoly Power of Monopoly Power Application Madness Strategic Behavior by Firms: Incumbents and Potential Entrants 11.5 A Dynamic View of Monopoly and Its Efficiency Implications Application Developing an AIDS Vaccine 11.6 Application on the Telephone Application Views of Monopoly and the Microsoft Antitrust Case Regulation of Price Chapter with Monopoly Power 343 12.1 First-Degree Price Discrimination Implementing First-Degree Price Discrimination Discrimination Application the Second Degree Third-Degree Price Discrimination Application Dealers 12.2 Discrimination Application Markets 12.3 Price Discrimination Application Earnest When It Comes to Applying to Colleges 12.4 Peak-Load Pricing Application Airlines Application Demon, and Online Discrimination Peak-Load Pricing Peak-Load Pricing 12.5 Many Consumers, Different Demands Application Price Discrimination Chapter and Oligopoly 369 13.1 Competition Determination of Market Equilibrium Monopolistic Competition and Efficiency Is Government Intervention Warranted? XX Table of Contents Application in the Eye of the Beholder 13.2 The Cournot Model Curves Model Application Duopoly Air Routes 13.3 The Stackelberg Model Firm Model Dominant Firm s Demand Curve Application Dominant Firm Model in Pharmaceutical Mallets 13.4 Cartelization of a Competitive Industry Application Competition or Cartelization? Why Cartels Fail Application Cheating Application Oligopolies and Collusion OPEC Success Chapter of Information 14.1 Determination of Equilibrium Application Baseball. Nash Equilibrium 14.2 Application Prisoner s Dilemma The Prisoner s Dilemma and Cheating by Cartel Members Game You May Play 14.3 Application of World War I Do Oligopolistic Firms Always Collude? Application Why Cheating by Corporate Leaders May Have Increased Game Theory and Oligopoly: A Summary 14.4 The Lemons Model to Asymmetric Information Relevance of the Lemons Model a Lemons Problem in Used Car Markets? Application and Internet Dating 14.5 Adverse Selection to Adverse Selection Application American Red Cross Moral Hazard Moral Hazard Application andatthe Plate 14.6 The Effect of Search Intensity on Price Dispersion Application the Price of Life Insurance 14.7 Advertising as Information and Its Effects on Products Prices and Qualities Product, and Market Efficiency Application on Food Prices Chapter Market Models 430 15.1 Monopoly Why Are the Estimates of the Deadweight Loss Not Large? Losses of Monopoly 15.2 The Effect of Inventions on Output Application Entertainment 15.3 Regulation of Natural Monopoly: Theory Regulation of Natural Monopoly: Practice The Pitfalls of Government Ownership Application Wells? 15.4 and Commitment Iterated Dominance • xxi Chapter of Inputs 16.1 Firm The Firm s Demand Curve: One Variable Input Inputs Variable Curve: An Alternative Approach 16.2 for an Input A Competitive Industry s Demand Curve for an Input Demand Curve for an Input Application Sky-High Pilot Salaries under Airline Regulation The Market Demand Curve for an Input 16.3 16.4 Employment of Inputs Process of Input Price Equalization across Industries Application High-Tech Immigrants 16.5 Industry Market 16.6 Output Market Monopoly 16.7 Application Monopsony Chapter and Profit 17.1 of the Worker Is This Model Plausible? 17.2 Is a Backward-Bending Labor Supply Curve Possible? Application Backward-Bending Labor Supply Curve: The Work Effort Choices of Dentists Versus Physicians The Market Supply Curve 17.3 Application the 17.4 Compensating Wage Differentials Application Minutes Work Differences in Human Capital Investment Application a BA Differences in Ability Application 17.S What s on the Outside Also Counts 17.5 17.6 Case of Unions Some Alternative Views of Unions and an Assessment of the Impact of Unions on Worker Productivity Application Unions 17.7 Rate 17.8 Productivity of Capital The Investment Demand Curve 17.9 Interest Rate Equalization of Rates of Return 17.10 Chapter 18.1 Further Considerations the Effects of the Minimum Wage? Application Effect of the Wage Hike The Minimum Wage: An Example of an Efficiency Wage? 18.2 But Do Workers Bear All the Burden? Application Benefits and Corporate America s Increasing Reliance on Permatemps . 18.3 The Rest of the Story Labor Markets 18.4 An Input Buyers Cartel a Cartel of Buyers Restrictions on Pay? xxTl Table of Contents Application Major League Baseball 18.5 What Causes Average Wage Rates to Differ? Application Earnings Among Self-Employed Workers Chapter Economic Efficiency 19.1 Compared The Mutual Interdependence of Markets Illustrated Equilibrium Analysis Be Used? 19.2 Efficiency as a Goal for Economic Performance 19.3 19.4 The Edgeworth Production Box The Production Contract Curve and Efficiency in Production Equilibrium in Competitive Input Markets 19.5 Efficiency in Output Efficiency in Output and the Gains from International Trade Application Restrictions on an Economy s Consumption and Production Possibilities 19.6 Efficiency The Role of Information Application Promote Efficiency? 19.7 Market Power Information Application Smoking Externalities/Public Goods Chapter and Externalities 554 20.1 The Free-Rider Problem Application Free Riding and Group Size Application Samaritan Behavior and Croup Size 20.2 Good Efficiency in Production and Distribution Application Lojack Is Underprovided Patents 20.3 Externalities and Efficiency Costs Application Causes and Some Potential Cures Application Freeways External Benefits Application While Driving Be Banned? 20.4 Application Rights... The Coase Theorem Application Pay 20.5 The Market for Los Angeles Smog Answers to Selected Problems Glossary Index
adam_txt	Table of Contents Preface Acknowledgments Chapter i: An Introduction to Microeconomics 1.1 1.2 What Is a Good Theory? 1.3 1.4 Prices Application Rich: A Real Comparison 1.5 Participants 1.6 Application Online Shopping Application Outsourcing) Hits Home Economic Versus Accounting Costs Application Economic Costs of SOX Sunk Costs Application Demolish a Profitable Hong Kong Hotel 1.7 Chapter 2.1 The Demand Curve Application Or How Arizona Learned about the Law of Demand Determinants of Demand Other Than Price Shifts in Versus Movements along a Demand Curve Versus Movements along a Supply Curve 2.2 Quantity Application in Major American Cities? 2.3 or Supply Application Been Using the Supply-Demand Model to Explain Market Outcomes Application Fatter? 2.4 Price Controls Rent Control Benefits? Application Application Deadly for Buyers 2.5 Price Elasticity of Demand Price Elasticity of Demand Application Television Pricing Demand Elasticities Vary among Goods The Estimation of Demand Elasticities Application Elasticity Three Other Elasticities Application Chapter 3.1 Consumer Preferences Graphed as Indifference Curves Curves Preferences and Economic Neuters Substitutes and Complements 3.2 Geometry of the Budget Line Budget Lines Application the Wake of BSE 3.3 A Corner Solution Application Restaurants XVÍ Table of Contents The Composite-Good Convention Application Bags 3.4 Choices Normal Goods Application as a Means of Getting to Work The Food Stamp Program Application Commencement Tickets 3.5 Application 3.6 Choice The Consumer's Optimal Choice Relationship to Indifference Curves Chapter 4.1 Choices The Consumer's Demand Curve Remarks about the Demand Curve Application Youth Alcohol Abuse, Traffic and Campus Violence Do Demand Curves Always Slope Downward? 4.2 Change Income and Substitution Effects Illustrated: The Normal-Good Case Application Effects and Home Ownership The Income and Substitution Effects Associated with a Gasoline Tax-Plus-Rebate Program Tax-Plus-Rebate Program 4.3 Goods A Hypothetical Example of a Giffen Good The Giffen Good Case: How Likely? Application Sloping Demand Curves? 4.4 Application Curves for a UCLA MBA 4.5 The Uses of Consumer Surplus Application Associated with Free TV Consumer Surplus and Indifference Curves 4.6 Curve Application non-P-C Good 4.7 The Bandwagon Effect Effect Application and the Diffusion of Communications Technologies and Computer Hardware and Software 4.8 Experimentation Regression Analysis Application McDonald's Versus Burger King Chapter 5.1 Consumer Welfare Application Benefits Tax Exempt? Using the Consumer Surplus Approach Application in Moscow 5.2 Proposal Using Consumer Choice Theory to Analyze Voucher Proposals Application Is Nothing New 5.3 Does Everyone Benefit? Application and Recycling 5.4 Borrow A Change in Endowment Application Saving Changes in the Interest Rate 5.5 Application and Their Risk-Return Preferences • xvii Investor Preferences toward Risk: Risk Aversion toward Risk: Risk Neutral and Risk Loving Application Standing in Line Minimizing Exposure to Risk Chapter 6.1 The Edgeworth Exchange Box Diagram The Edgeworth Exchange Box with Indifference Curves Application and eBay 6.2 Efficiency and Equity 6.3 Distribution Application Disparaged or Deified? 6.4 and Efficiency Application Rationing by Waiting 6.5 Some of the Mathematics behind Efficiency in Exchange Chapter 173 7.1 7.2 Variable: The Short Run Total, Average, and Marginal Product Curves Average and Marginal Product Curves Application Relationship Means for Your Grade Point Average (CPA) The Geometry of Product Curves Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns Application Marginal Returns, Caffeine Intake, and Exam Performance 7.3 The Long Run Production Marginal Products of Inputs MRTS: Speed Limits and Gasoline Consumption 7.4 Factors Giving Rise to Decreasing Returns Application and Decreasing Returns to Scale: "The Plan" Application Compartmentalizing Their Firms and Fliers Are Building Their Own Planes 7.5 of Production Functions Linear Forms of Production Functions Multiplicative Forms of Production Functions: Cobb-Douglas as an Example 7.6 The Mathematics behind Production Theory Marginal-Average Product Relationship MRTS and the Ratio of Inputs' Marginal Products Constant Returns to Scale Production Functions Chapter 8.1 8.2 Measures of Short-Run Cost: Total Fixed and Variable Costs Sunk Costs of Short-Run Cost Relationships 8.3 Marginal Cost Application on Retailing Productivity, Costs, and Prices Marginal-Average Relationships Geometry of Cost Curves 8.4 Isocost Lines Combinations Tangency Points Application Minimization The Expansion Path Minimized? Application Private Provision: The Case of Primary and Secondary Education xviii Table of Contents 8.5 Application and Razing Buildings Application Thicker in New Haven Application Production Costs 8.6 The Long Run and the Short Run Revisited 8.7 The Advantages of Learning by Doing to Pioneering Firms Application Model T 8.8 Structure Application Suds, Suits, and Soft Drinks 8.9 Controlling Pollution Application Global Warming 8.10 8.11 Chapter Competitive Markets 9.1 Competition 9.2 Application Underpaid? 9.3 Firm 9.4 Short-Run Profit Maximization Using Per-Unit Curves Application at the Relevant Margin Operating at a Loss in the Short Run 9.5 Supply Curve Application Mothballing Application Supply Curve in the Very Short Run Output Response to a Change in Input Prices 9.6 Price and Output Determination in the Short Run Application California Increased after Deregulation 9.7 Zero Profit When Firms' Cost Curves Differ? 9.8 Constant-Cost Industry Industry Application Professors Comments on the Long-Run Supply Curve 9.9 Apply? Chapter 10.1 Producer Surplus Producer Surplus, and Efficient Output The Deadweight Loss of a Price Ceiling 10.2 The Short-Run Effects of an Excise Tax The Long-Run Effects Burden of the Tax? Effect of Elasticity of Supply Incidence: The Effect of Elasticity of Demand Application Profits Did Not Get Smoked by a Recent Punitive-Damages Award The Deadweight Loss of Excise Taxation Application (Run) of the Deadweight Loss of Rent Control 10.3 What Happened to the Profits? Deregulation Application Markets The Push for Reregulation Application LaGuardia 10.4 The Illegal Market 10.5 Net Gains from Trade • XIX Application Interconnected Markets The Gains from International Trade Application Be Banned? The Link Between Imports and Exports Application Steals Jobs 10.6 Quantity Controls Sugar Policy: A Sweet Deal Application Were Job Losers with Respect to LifeSavers Quotas and Their Foreign Producer Consequences Application World Is Truly Flat Chapter n: Monopoly 311 11.1 Revenue Curves 11.2 Monopoly Graphical Analysis and Its Relationship to Elasticity of Demand Application Home Video and DVD Prices 11.3 Analysis Application Chocolates 11.4 Power Measuring Monopoly Power of Monopoly Power Application Madness Strategic Behavior by Firms: Incumbents and Potential Entrants 11.5 A Dynamic View of Monopoly and Its Efficiency Implications Application Developing an AIDS Vaccine 11.6 Application on the Telephone Application Views of Monopoly and the Microsoft Antitrust Case Regulation of Price Chapter with Monopoly Power 343 12.1 First-Degree Price Discrimination Implementing First-Degree Price Discrimination Discrimination Application the Second Degree Third-Degree Price Discrimination Application Dealers 12.2 Discrimination Application Markets 12.3 Price Discrimination Application Earnest When It Comes to Applying to Colleges 12.4 Peak-Load Pricing Application Airlines Application Demon, and Online Discrimination Peak-Load Pricing Peak-Load Pricing 12.5 Many Consumers, Different Demands Application Price Discrimination Chapter and Oligopoly 369 13.1 Competition Determination of Market Equilibrium Monopolistic Competition and Efficiency Is Government Intervention Warranted? XX Table of Contents Application in the Eye of the Beholder 13.2 The Cournot Model Curves Model Application Duopoly Air Routes 13.3 The Stackelberg Model Firm Model Dominant Firm's Demand Curve Application Dominant Firm Model in Pharmaceutical Mallets 13.4 Cartelization of a Competitive Industry Application Competition or Cartelization? Why Cartels Fail Application Cheating Application Oligopolies and Collusion OPEC Success Chapter of Information 14.1 Determination of Equilibrium Application Baseball. Nash Equilibrium 14.2 Application Prisoner's Dilemma The Prisoner's Dilemma and Cheating by Cartel Members Game You May Play 14.3 Application of World War I Do Oligopolistic Firms Always Collude? Application Why Cheating by Corporate Leaders May Have Increased Game Theory and Oligopoly: A Summary 14.4 The "Lemons" Model to Asymmetric Information Relevance of the Lemons Model a Lemons Problem in Used Car Markets? Application and Internet Dating 14.5 Adverse Selection to Adverse Selection Application American Red Cross Moral Hazard Moral Hazard Application andatthe Plate 14.6 The Effect of Search Intensity on Price Dispersion Application the Price of Life Insurance 14.7 Advertising as Information and Its Effects on Products' Prices and Qualities Product, and Market Efficiency Application on Food Prices Chapter Market Models 430 15.1 Monopoly Why Are the Estimates of the Deadweight Loss Not Large? Losses of Monopoly 15.2 The Effect of Inventions on Output Application Entertainment 15.3 Regulation of Natural Monopoly: Theory Regulation of Natural Monopoly: Practice The Pitfalls of Government Ownership Application Wells? 15.4 and Commitment Iterated Dominance • xxi Chapter of Inputs 16.1 Firm The Firm's Demand Curve: One Variable Input Inputs Variable Curve: An Alternative Approach 16.2 for an Input A Competitive Industry's Demand Curve for an Input Demand Curve for an Input Application Sky-High Pilot Salaries under Airline Regulation The Market Demand Curve for an Input 16.3 16.4 Employment of Inputs Process of Input Price Equalization across Industries Application High-Tech Immigrants 16.5 Industry Market 16.6 Output Market Monopoly 16.7 Application Monopsony Chapter and Profit 17.1 of the Worker Is This Model Plausible? 17.2 Is a Backward-Bending Labor Supply Curve Possible? Application Backward-Bending Labor Supply Curve: The Work Effort Choices of Dentists Versus Physicians The Market Supply Curve 17.3 Application the 17.4 Compensating Wage Differentials Application Minutes' Work Differences in Human Capital Investment Application a BA Differences in Ability Application 17.S What's on the Outside Also Counts 17.5 17.6 Case of Unions Some Alternative Views of Unions and an Assessment of the Impact of Unions on Worker Productivity Application Unions 17.7 Rate 17.8 Productivity of Capital The Investment Demand Curve 17.9 Interest Rate Equalization of Rates of Return 17.10 Chapter 18.1 Further Considerations the Effects of the Minimum Wage? Application Effect of the Wage Hike The Minimum Wage: An Example of an Efficiency Wage? 18.2 But Do Workers Bear All the Burden? Application Benefits and Corporate America's Increasing Reliance on "Permatemps". 18.3 The Rest of the Story Labor Markets 18.4 An Input Buyers'Cartel a Cartel of Buyers Restrictions on Pay? xxTl Table of Contents Application Major League Baseball 18.5 What Causes Average Wage Rates to Differ? Application Earnings Among Self-Employed Workers Chapter Economic Efficiency 19.1 Compared The Mutual Interdependence of Markets Illustrated Equilibrium Analysis Be Used? 19.2 Efficiency as a Goal for Economic Performance 19.3 19.4 The Edgeworth Production Box The Production Contract Curve and Efficiency in Production Equilibrium in Competitive Input Markets 19.5 Efficiency in Output Efficiency in Output and the Gains from International Trade Application Restrictions on an Economy's Consumption and Production Possibilities 19.6 Efficiency The Role of Information Application Promote Efficiency? 19.7 Market Power Information Application Smoking Externalities/Public Goods Chapter and Externalities 554 20.1 The Free-Rider Problem Application Free Riding and Group Size Application Samaritan Behavior and Croup Size 20.2 Good Efficiency in Production and Distribution Application Lojack Is Underprovided Patents 20.3 Externalities and Efficiency Costs Application Causes and Some Potential Cures Application Freeways External Benefits Application While Driving Be Banned? 20.4 Application Rights." The Coase Theorem Application Pay 20.5 The Market for Los Angeles Smog Answers to Selected Problems Glossary Index
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