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This 7 page paper answers 6 questions concerning economics. The first looks at why property rights mean a more efficient and careful use of resources, secondly what impact different events will have on a demand curve. The next question considers why AOL may choose to subsides computer sales in Mexico. The forth question looks at the potential impact of tax credits on demand for equipment and labour, the fifth question looks at the impact on small local shops is a large supermarket opens. The last question considers why the automotive industry cannot be seen as an example of perfect competition. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
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by third parties such as other fishermen) and what do these costs imply about whether or not competitive market equilibrium is efficient? There is a general agreement that property
rights associated with the ownership of property will use to the efficient use of resources, meaning they are not over used and depleted or underused and depleted. Efficient usage here
means that there is a position where there cannot be an improvement to make one person better off without making another worse off. This is known as Pareto efficient. If
there is an increase without any negative effect on another person this is a Pareto improvement (Nellis and Parker, 2000). If this concept is applied to property where there
are not ownership rights it can be argued there is no single controlling interest that can maximise the short and long term management of the resources (Nellis and Parker, 2000).
If we are going to argue that property rights prevent the overuse of resources that would otherwise occur we need to look at the alterative. It is possible for resource
allocation to be undertaken without property rights, this was seen in communism with the development for community farms. The difficulty is that the way no enforceable rights will lead to
opportunism. Coases theorem states that property rights give the market stability by allowing transparency and giving information and prevents conflicts of interest (Nellis and Parker, 2000). This also reduces
transaction costs and prevents government having to intervene to correct externalities, also known as the spill over effect, such as needing to put quotas on fishing due to over fishing,
as property rights cannot be assigned in the sea. Almost anything may be classified as an externality form a firm entering the industry and as such increasing costs
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