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Market Failure Basics QuizVersión en línea Test your understanding of market failure concepts. por Montex 1 What is market failure? a When supply exactly meets demand b A perfect market with no externalities c A government policy to fix prices d Inability of markets to allocate resources efficiently to satisfy society's wants 2 Which is a characteristic of public goods? a Rival but non-excludable b Only excludable at a price c Non-excludability and non-exhaustibility d Excludable and rival in consumption 3 Merit goods are under-consumed because of market failure. Which is an example? a Alcohol b Education c Fast food d Luxury cars 4 Externalities are spillover effects. A negative externality affects: a Directly the government b Only the seller c A third party not involved in the transaction d Only the buyer 5 Monopolies can cause market failure by: a Increasing competition b Lowering prices below MC c Providing too many goods d Raising price and reducing output 6 Public intervention to fix market failure includes: a Removing all taxes b Decreasing government spending on welfare c Leaving markets to self-correct without action d Providing public or merit goods and regulating negative externalities 7 Which describes a negative externality in production? a Harm to a third party not part of the transaction b Benefit to the buyer only c Only internal cost to producer d No social cost 8 Which policy aims to reduce negative externalities? a Subsidies for polluting activity b Price ceilings on all goods c Mandatory consumption of goods d Taxes on polluting firms 9 What happens in a market with a pure monopoly? a There is perfect efficiency b Prices and output are at optimum c Prices are higher and output is lower than competitive levels d Prices are lower, output higher 10 Why might the government provide merit goods for free or subsidised? a To reduce government debt only b To discourage production of goods c To increase consumption and correct under-provision d To limit access to essential services

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What is market failure?

Which is a characteristic of public goods?

Merit goods are under-consumed because of market failure. Which is an example?

Externalities are spillover effects. A negative externality affects:

Monopolies can cause market failure by:

Public intervention to fix market failure includes:

Which describes a negative externality in production?

Which policy aims to reduce negative externalities?

What happens in a market with a pure monopoly?

Why might the government provide merit goods for free or subsidised?