Bu'aan kutaa 12ffaa ba'eera; bu'aa kee eessatti akka ilaaltu

Yaadannoo boqonnaa fi gaaffii shaakalaa

Boqonnaa 3 Diinagdee kutaa 12: Kufaatii Gabaa fi Eegumsa Fayyadamtootaa

Wanti fuula kana irra jiru hundi boqonnaa 3 kitaaba Diinagdee kutaa 12 tiif: wanta boqonnaan haguugu, yaadannoo gabaabaa, gaaffii shaakalaa deebii isaanii waliin, fi viidiyoo barnootaa bakka jirutti.

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Gaaffii shaakalaa boqonnaa 3
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Fuula kitaabaa boqonnaa 3

Boqonnaan 3 maal haguuga

  1. 1.Market Failure
  2. 2.Common Types of Market Failures
  3. 3.Solutions to Market Failures
  4. 4.Public Goods
  5. 5.Externalities
  6. 6.Asymmetric Information
  7. 7.Consumer Protection

Yaadannoo gabaabaa boqonnaa 3

Kaardiiwwan fuula Diinagdee kutaa 12 irratti boqonnaa kana jala galmaa'an. Tokko tokkoon bani.

Yoom akka itti fayyadamtu

Gabaa keessatti rakkoolee odeeffannoo wal-hinqixxaannetti dhufan gosa lamatti addaan baasuuf itti fayyadami.

Of eeggadhu

Yeroo isaanii wal hin makiinaa. Filannoon faallaa odeeffannoo dhokataan waliigalteen dura kan uumamu yoo ta'u, balaan naamusaa immoo gocha dhokataan waliigaltee booda kan uumamu dha.

Grade 12 Economics, fuula 49-71 irraa qophaa'e; osoo hin ba'in dura yeroo lama mirkanaa'e

Gosa MeeshaaDorgommii FayyadamaaDhowwuu Danda'uuFakkeenya
Pure private goodsRivalrousExcludableNyaata, uffata
Pure public goodsNon-rivalrousNon-excludableIttisa biyyaa, qilleensa qulqulluu
Impure public (toll)Non-rivalrousExcludableDaandiwwan kaffaltii ariifataa, cable TV
Impure public (common)RivalrousNon-excludableQurxummii galaanaa, lafa dheedichaa waliinii

Yoom akka itti fayyadamtu

Ulaagaalee dorgommii fayyadamaa fi dhowwuu danda'uu irratti hundaa'uun meeshaalee dinagdee ramaduuf itti fayyadami.

Of eeggadhu

Meeshaaleen uummataa qulqulluun dorgommii dhabuu fi dhowwamuu dhabuu lamaan qabaachuu qabu. Amala tokko qofa kan qaban meeshaalee uummataa qulqulluu hin taane jedhamu.

Grade 12 Economics, fuula 49-71 irraa qophaa'e; osoo hin ba'in dura yeroo lama mirkanaa'e

Yoom akka itti fayyadamtu

Hanqina gabaa dhiibbaa alaan uumamu fi imaammata sirreeffamaa adda baasuuf itti fayyadami.

Of eeggadhu

Dhiibbaan alaa miidhaan qabu baasiin hawaasaa waan caaluuf oomisha garmalee fida, furmaanni isaas gibira dha. Dhiibbaan alaa gaariin immoo bu'aan hawaasaa waan caaluuf oomisha xiqqaachuu fida, furmaanni isaas deeggarsa maallaqaa dha.

Grade 12 Economics, fuula 49-71 irraa qophaa'e; osoo hin ba'in dura yeroo lama mirkanaa'e

MSC=MPC+MECMSC = MPC + MEC
MSCMSC
Baasii hawaasummaa daangaaETBETB
MPCMPC
Baasii dhuunfaa daangaaETBETB
MECMEC
Baasii alaa daangaaETBETB

Yoom akka itti fayyadamtu

Oomisha dabalataa oomishuun baasii waliigalaa hawaasa irra gahu herreguuf itti fayyadami.

Of eeggadhu

Dhiibbaa alaa miidhaa qabu keessatti baasiin hawaasaa baasii dhuunfaa irra caala. Sirni gabaa baasii alaa daangaa kana hin dabalatu.

Grade 12 Economics, fuula 49-71 irraa qophaa'e; osoo hin ba'in dura yeroo lama mirkanaa'e

Gaaffii shaakalaa boqonnaa 3

Gaaffii filannoo 10 boqonnaa kana irratti barreeffaman, tokkoon tokkoon isaanii deebii fi sababa qabu. Deebii banuu dura yaali. Gaaffiin kun Ingiliffaa tiin.

Gaaffii 1

According to economics, what condition defines allocative efficiency in an economy?

  1. A.Marginal social benefit equals marginal social cost
  2. B.Marginal private benefit is greater than marginal social cost
  3. C.Total revenue equals total external cost
  4. D.Price equals average fixed cost
Deebii fi sababa agarsiisi

Deebii: A Marginal social benefit equals marginal social cost

Sababa

Allocative efficiency is achieved when it is impossible to reallocate resources to increase society welfare, which occurs when marginal social benefit (MSB) is equal to marginal social cost (MSC).

Gaaffii 2

What are the two major features that define a pure public good?

  1. A.High price and private ownership
  2. B.Non-rivalry in consumption and non-excludability
  3. C.Rivalry in consumption and excludability
  4. D.Easy divisibility and profit generation
Deebii fi sababa agarsiisi

Deebii: B Non-rivalry in consumption and non-excludability

Sababa

A pure public good has two primary features: non-rivalry in consumption (one person using it does not reduce the amount available to others) and non-excludability (it is difficult or expensive to prevent non-payers from consuming it).

Gaaffii 3

Which Ethiopian law sets out the legal rights of consumers and protects them from unfair market practices?

  1. A.Consumer Proclamation No. 813/2013
  2. B.Consumer Proclamation No. 500/2005
  3. C.Consumer Proclamation No. 102/1998
  4. D.Consumer Proclamation No. 642/2010
Deebii fi sababa agarsiisi

Deebii: A Consumer Proclamation No. 813/2013

Sababa

In Ethiopia, Consumer Proclamation No. 813/2013 outlines consumer rights, protection against unfair practices, and mechanisms for consumer grievance redressal.

Gaaffii 4

What business malpractice refers to adding an inferior substance to the product being sold?

  1. A.Sale of duplicate goods
  2. B.Sale of adulterated goods
  3. C.Sale of spurious goods
  4. D.Hoarding and black-marketing
Deebii fi sababa agarsiisi

Deebii: B Sale of adulterated goods

Sababa

The sale of adulterated goods is defined as adding something inferior or impure to the product being sold to consumers.

Gaaffii 5

Why does the private market fail to provide pure public goods efficiently?

  1. A.High taxes prevent consumers from buying them
  2. B.The free rider problem arises because non-payers cannot be excluded
  3. C.Private firms are legally forbidden to provide services
  4. D.Consumer demand for public goods is always zero
Deebii fi sababa agarsiisi

Deebii: B The free rider problem arises because non-payers cannot be excluded

Sababa

Because public goods are non-excludable, people can benefit without paying (free riders). Since private sellers cannot easily collect payment, the free market underprovides or fails to supply them.

Gaaffii 6

In the presence of a negative externality in production, how does marginal social cost (MSC) compare to marginal private cost (MPC)?

  1. A.MSC is less than MPC, leading to underproduction
  2. B.MSC is equal to MPC, maintaining perfect efficiency
  3. C.MSC is greater than MPC, leading to overproduction
  4. D.MSC is zero while MPC is positive
Deebii fi sababa agarsiisi

Deebii: C MSC is greater than MPC, leading to overproduction

Sababa

When a negative externality exists, MSC = MPC + MEC. Because MSC is greater than MPC, the competitive market produces more output than the socially optimal level (overproduction).

Gaaffii 7

A bank in Hawassa reviews a borrower's credit history, job security, and assets before approving a loan. This strategy to combat adverse selection is called:

  1. A.Moral hazard
  2. B.Screening
  3. C.Signalling
  4. D.Free riding
Deebii fi sababa agarsiisi

Deebii: B Screening

Sababa

Screening is an action taken by the uninformed party (in this case, the bank) to gather information about the other party to reduce adverse selection.

Gaaffii 8

An individual in Addis Ababa buys comprehensive insurance against car theft and then becomes less careful about locking the vehicle. This situation is an example of:

  1. A.Adverse selection
  2. B.Positive externality
  3. C.Moral hazard
  4. D.Rent-seeking
Deebii fi sababa agarsiisi

Deebii: C Moral hazard

Sababa

Moral hazard occurs when a party insulated from risk changes behavior and acts less carefully because another party (the insurer) bears the negative consequences.

Gaaffii 9

According to the Coase theorem, private bargaining can resolve externalities without government taxes under which conditions?

  1. A.High transaction costs and price controls
  2. B.Zero or minimal transaction costs, a small number of affected parties, and well-defined property rights
  3. C.A large number of affected parties and unassigned property rights
  4. D.Government provision of subsidies and progressive taxation
Deebii fi sababa agarsiisi

Deebii: B Zero or minimal transaction costs, a small number of affected parties, and well-defined property rights

Sababa

Coase (1960) showed that bargaining achieves an efficient outcome when transaction costs are zero or minimal, the number of affected individuals is small, and property rights are well defined.

Gaaffii 10

To correct a negative production externality, what solution did economist A. C. Pigou propose?

  1. A.A per-unit subsidy equal to marginal external benefit
  2. B.A per-unit tax equal to the difference between marginal social cost and marginal private cost at the socially optimal output
  3. C.A price ceiling set below the marginal private cost
  4. D.Complete government takeover of all production facilities
Deebii fi sababa agarsiisi

Deebii: B A per-unit tax equal to the difference between marginal social cost and marginal private cost at the socially optimal output

Sababa

Pigou proposed imposing a per-unit tax equal to the difference between marginal social cost (MSC) and marginal private cost (MPC) corresponding to the socially optimal output level to internalize the externality.

Appiin boqonnaa kana irratti gaaffii 12 qaba; utuu hojjettuu ni sirreessa. Kan asii jiran 10 jalqabaa ti.

Fuula kitaabaa boqonnaa 3

Boqonnaan 3 Maxxansa Ministeera Barnootaa keessatti fuula 49 hanga fuula 71 ti.

Maxxansa Ministeera Barnootaa, Ingiliffaa, Fuula 214

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