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Characteristics of Market Failure

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Theory Explanations and Notes
Market Failure - Virtual Developing Country
Externalities: A Form of Market Failure - Virtual Developing Country
Negative Externalities - Virtual Learning Arcade
Public Goods and Merit Goods - Virtual Economy
Costs of Economic Growth - Virtual Economy

Presentations
Market Failure [339 KB] Market Failure - Mind Map
Positive and Negative Externalities [74 KB] Externalities - Mind Map
Market Failures and Government Policy [807 KB]
Externalities [583 KB]
Markets, Efficiency and the Public Interest [996 KB]
Deadweight Welfare Loss [359 KB]

Worksheets, Activities and Simulations
The Principal-Agent Problem - Activity
Market Failure: Genetically Modified Food - Activity
Positive and Negative Externalities - Activity
Externalities Worksheet - Virtual Developing Country
Pollution - Worksheet
Positive Externalities - Worksheet
Road Pricing - Worksheet
Social Benefits - Worksheet
Market Failure - Question Bank
Market Failures and Government Policy - Worksheet

Current Topics
Elvis Presley and Property Rights - Mind your Business
Higher Education - Market Forces or Market Failure? - Mind your Business
Negative Externalities, Transport Policy and Congestion Charging - Mind your Business
Market Failure: Pollution, the Environment and Externalities - Mind your Business
The Psychology of Shopping - At your Leisure
Rail Privatisation - A Concept Long Overdue? - Wanna Argument?
The Railways - Better off Privatised? - Problem Based Learning
Externalities and Non-Renewable Resources - Problem Based Learning

Company Information and Case Studies
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