In neoclassical economic theory markets are relied on to allocate resources and distribute income – except when markets fail. When markets fail, intervention by governments in markets is justified. Explain, using examples, the conditions that might cause markets to fail and forms of government intervention that can be used to correct for market failure.

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Market Equilibrium and Failure

The economy of a country or any place depends on the market demand and market supply of goods and services.