Economists refer to "market failure" asPakar ekonomi merujuk kepada "kegagalan pasaran" sebagaia. production of a good that consumers do not needpengeluaran barang yang tidak diperlukan oleh penggunab. resulting from excess supply that require government interventionakibat daripada lebihan penawaran yang memerlukan campur tangan kerajaanc. excessive profits earned in the free market economykeuntungan lebihan yang diperolehi dari pasaran ekonomi bebasd. the free market system producing results that economists do not consider to be socially optimal Governments may not have the incentive to correct a market failure becauseKerajaan mungkin tidak berinsentif untuk membetulkan kegagalan pasaran kerana.a. the benefits are greater than costs of correcting the market failurefaedahnya lebih besar daripada kos membetulkan kegagalan pasaranb. governments may miscalculate the tax rate to be appliedkerajaan mungkin tersilap dalam pengiraan kadar cukai yang akan dikenakanc. governments rarely have the information required to correct the market failurekerajaan jarang mempunyai maklumat yang diperlukan untuk membetulkan kegagalan pasarand. governments normally involve political decisions, which are reflected by individual interest to gainmore for themselves

Market failure is the situation where a market fail to allocate the resources Efficiently and…

Economists refer to "market failure" as Pakar ekonomi merujuk kepada "kegagalan pasaran" sebagai. a. production of a good that consumers do not need pengeluaran barang yang tidak diperlukan oleh pengguna b. resulting from excess supply that require government intervention akibat daripada lebihan penawaran yang memerlukan campur tangan kerajaan c. excessive profits earned in the free market economy keuntungan lebihan yang diperolehi dari pasaran ekonomi bebas d. the free market system producing results that economists do not consider to be socially optimal

Economists refer to "market failure" as Pakar ekonomi merujuk kepada "kegagalan pasaran" sebagai. a. production of a good that consumers do not need pengeluaran barang yang tidak diperlukan oleh pengguna b. resulting from excess supply that require government intervention akibat daripada lebihan penawaran yang memerlukan campur tangan kerajaan c. excessive profits earned in the free market economy keuntungan lebihan yang diperolehi dari pasaran ekonomi bebas d. the free market system producing results that economists do not consider to be socially optimal

Principles of Microeconomics

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Author:N. Gregory Mankiw

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Chapter11: Public Goods And Common Resources

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