What are Property, rights and contract enforcement in rationale for government intervention?

Q: There are never unintended consequences of government intervention to address market failures. true…

A: In the mentioned question we have been asked whether thee are consequences of government…

Q: In the absence of government action, the private market would probably not provide as much police…

A: Step 1-  Private market offer goods that are rival and excludable which means the consumption of any…

Q: The operation of the "invisible hand" means the pursuit of private interests promotes social…

A: The concept of Invisible Hand is an economic concept that was first introduced by Smith within the…

Q: Semi strong market efficiency only considers public information, not the historical and private…

A: Semi strong market efficiency refers to that market in which the prices of share shows all…

Q: discuss the argument that education should be subsidized because it creates a positive externality

A: Externality is the negative or positive spillover by the consumer or producer which affects the…

Q: What is the difference between government regulation and government intervention in the market?

A: Market: In economics, the word market refers to the physical or the virtual place where sell and…

Q: Compare and contrast the Equity Theory vs. the Attribution Theory.

A: Management is a process or activity that is used to attain an organizational goal by utilizing…

Q: True or false: Economists believe that social regulation is an exception to the MB = MC rule because…

A: The economists are concerned more about the economy as they argues for the better environmental…

Q: Why are efficiency taxes preferred to regulatory policies as methods remedy externalities?

A: Externalities alludes to circumstances when the impact of creation or utilization of labor and…

Q: Which of the following best describes a weak form of market efficiency? A. it reflects all public…

A: Market efficiency refers to the extent or degree to which market prices reflect all available and…

Q: Is there a trade-off between substantive & procedural fairness?

A: When an employee or worker is dismissed by an employer then that dismissal should be fair. The…

Q: How does social protection, as an area of government spending, both positively and negatively impact…

A: Social protection basically refers to the government's policies and various programs to reduce…

Q: Is market failure either necessary or sufficient for government intervention

A: Market failure refers to a situation when the allocation of goods or services by the forces of free…

Q: How does competition between capitalist firms trigger tendencies for overproduction?

A: Capitalist firm are exist in capitalist economy where economic decision which are what to produce ,…

Q: How does the tort of conversion of personal property differ from trespass to personal property?…

A: Trespass is essentially a violation committed against the real possessor, hence it cannot be…

Q: In the U.S. legal system, the judge's role is to uncover the true facts pertaining to the issues in…

A: FALSE Judge decides the ruling.  It is the jin of the lawyers and investigator to uncover the facts…

Q: Why should regulatory regimes be ‘proportionate’ and ‘real-time’? What are the fundamental building…

A: The fundamental building blocks are atoms.

Q: Incentive-based regulatory approaches: O are viewed favorably by most economists as a wayi O provide…

A: An administration guideline, (for example, a tradable outflows stipend) that is designed to actuate…

Q: Contrary to predictions, for-profit colleges and universities are more expensive than public…

A: Between 1980 and 2005, tuition at private colleges in the United States more than doubled in real…

Q: Evaluate the Citizens United decision. Why did the Supreme Court consider campaign ontributions a…

A: They might have considered campaign contributions a form of speech because by giving a campaign…

Q: Which of the following is an example of federal agency regulations that impact business operations?

A: An IRS audit is a review/examination of a company's or individual's accounts and financial…

Q: how does the control environment relate to audit planning? Explain clearly, concisely and briefly.

A: The control environment is the foundation of a good system of control. The control environment is…

Q: Street justice is a term frequently employed by the police to justify the use of physical force…

A: Street justice is never legal as a sufficient justification because it encourages a violent mindset…

Q: Which of the following conditions increased the demand for consumer protection? poor housing…

A: Consumer Protection refers to a set of rules aimed at  protecting the rights of consumers in a…

Q: de-regulation and privatisation improve the efficiency of public sector activity. do you agree with…

A: The private sector is defined as the portion of the economy held by private individuals. Profit…

Q: Identify and explain each of the four primary sources of modern United States law, describing and/or…

A: Every state in the United States, as well as the entire country, has a Constitution. A constitution…

Q: What do each of the following have in common? public good unregulated monopoly a…

A: " In economics, public goods, unregulated monopolies, negative externalities, information failure…

Q: Distinguish among the four perspectives on corporatesocial responsibility

A: Corporate social responsibility refers to the concept where the companies provide some portion of…

Q: Would Warby Parker be more or less financially successful if it were not so focused on social…

A: Warby Parker is an online business organization established by four Wharton colleagues in 2010. The…

Q: Expectation damages are best described as: A) An entitlement to contractual performance for the…

A: To describe the expectation damages,

Q: No government can sustain or effectively operate without it's powers. Enumerate and discuss each of…

A: Inherent powers are powers of a division of government not particularly listed in the constitution.…

Q: Government intervention is one possible solution for market failure. What is one possible reason why…

A: Market failure and the role of government intervention: Market failure refers to the market outcomes…

Q: Common resources area. efficiently provided by market forces.b. underprovided in the absence of…

A: Common resources are non-excludable but rival in consumption. Everyone accesses the common resources…

Q: The Affordable care act passed by the Obama Administration initially required all US taxpayers to…

A: The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is the program that was passed in 2010. Initially, it required all the…

Q: Compare and contrast one (1) of the following in 70 to 100 words . Be sure your writing shows that…

A: Commoditization is the process of transforming something into a commodity. More broadly,…

Q: The government can force you to sell your personal residence to them for fair market value…

A: Answer - The law of eminent domain comes Under the "Taking clause " of the fifth amendment  .  which…

Q: Public goods area. efficiently provided by market forces.b. underprovided in the absence of…

A: Non-excludable: - it is a condition where a person cannot stop another person from using a good or…

Q: Describe the difference between a property rule and a liability rule? What legal enforcement…

A: An entitlement is protected by a property rule to the extent that somebody who wishes to get rid of…

Q: Name several nongovernmental regulatory forces.Do you believe self-regulation is more or…

A: Non-governmental: Associations free of government contribution are known as non-administrative…

Q: In most cases, it is not illegal to sell such products togovernments, oppressive or otherwise. But…

A: A market development strategy tends to target the non-buying customers being in currently targeted…

Q: how does public opinion impact our society and our political system? (American government 101)

A: By its actual nature, the majority rule process prods residents to shape opinions on various issues.…

Q: Why should regulatory regimes be ‘proportionate’ and ‘real-time’? What are the fundamental building…

A: Regulatory regimes are regulation made for different companies of different sectors in economy,and…