What they are trying encourage or discourage

Reference no: EM131917438

Problem

1. Think of a public policy-a local or national law, tax, or public service-that offers an incentive for a particular behavior. Explain what the incentive is, who is offering it, and what they are trying encourage or discourage. Does the incentive work?

2. Why do individuals or firms usually provide the goods and services people want?

Reference no: EM131917438

Questions Cloud

Why is important for a good economic model to predict cause : Name things that are positively correlated and things that are negatively correlated. Why is it important for a good economic model to predict cause and effect?

What design possibilities might save the marine ecosystem : What design possibilities might save the marine ecosystem? What tests could you use to indicate what macromolecules are overly abundant in the water system?

Do you think defenders of wildlife have been permitt to sue : The Endangered Species Act provides that all federal agency actions are to be designed so that they do not jeopardize endangered or threatened species.

Why do people confuse correlation with causation : Describe an innovation in technology, business, or culture that had a major economic impact in your lifetime. Why do people confuse correlation with causation?

What they are trying encourage or discourage : Explain what the incentive is, who is offering it, and what they are trying encourage or discourage. Does the incentive work?

Consider how alcohol weakens the myocardium : Consider how alcohol weakens the myocardium.

How might one reason to the contrary : What reasoning supports Crandall's notion that responsibility for environmental regulation belongs with the states? How might one reason to the contrary?

Why might your boss offer team bonuses instead of bonuses : Your boss decides to pair workers in teams and offer bonuses to the most productive team. Why might your boss offer team bonuses instead of individual bonuses?

Opportunistic infections to develop : 1) This pathogen infects the cells of the immune system, thus allowing opportunistic infections to develop.

User Account

All Pages