If it hasn't changed, passing externality is simply a matter of imposing a tax to cancel out the externality. Because in Playconomics all the externalities are negative.How do you get past externality island on playconomics
How you manage to remember that after almost half a sem is amazing ...If it hasn't changed, passing externality is simply a matter of imposing a tax to cancel out the externality. Because in Playconomics all the externalities are negative.
Recall that a negative production or consumption externality is one of which generates an added cost to those not in the market. The demand curve remains the same, however the social supply curve and the market supply curve are now different. The social supply curve adds on the value of the externality, as it is an extra marginal cost we are incurring on a broader scale.
The mayor seeks to maximise the surplus of the entire society, not just within the market. Right now, the market is producing way too much from a societal point of view, which is essentially the externality (it is basically a deadweight loss in its own right). The added surplus the market gets from producing at it's own optimal point is less than the DWL incurred upon the social surplus.
The government is not interested in a shift in surplus, thus a binding price floor is inappropriate. The government wants to eliminate the DWL altogether, thus they tax the externality. Note that upon taxing the externality, the market supply curve is shifted upwards. By shifting the market supply curve up to coincide with the social supply curve, we force the market to produce at a quantity that's most optimal to the society.
Also, usually the mayor responds one day delayed. Do not expect immediate results. And once you impose a tax, remember that your agents' new optimal point of production (where MR = MC) has now been shifted.
"Different" levels of tax? You only have one level of tax like I said - the value such that the tax cancels out the externality.How you manage to remember that after almost half a sem is amazing ...
I have tried what you suggested several times with different levels of tax but I still can't seem to hit maximum surplus :/
$$$$Can someone please offer me some motivation to keep actuarial
grillsCan someone please offer me some motivation to keep actuarial
Lel I guess$$$$
Wow okgrills
You don't. Drop it and save yourself some sanity, like I didCan someone please offer me some motivation to keep actuarial
Waow.You don't. Drop it and save yourself some sanity, like I did
I hear that stuff like astronomy and everyday physics are WAM boosters lolanyone recommend easy science electives offered in sem1? or piss easy 2nd/3rd year math courses
i already done those coursesWaow.
I hear that stuff like astronomy and everyday physics are WAM boosters lol
Gg what haven't you done then? CHEM?i already done those courses
ye im split between chem1001, psychology 1a and math2241 or some weird courses like optometry, food sciGg what haven't you done then? CHEM?
noep dropped dat shitWaow.
I hear that stuff like astronomy and everyday physics are WAM boosters lol
Intro to food is piss ez but heavy focus on writingye im split between chem1001, psychology 1a and math2241 or some weird courses like optometry, food sci
i dont care which 1 i do as long as its easy and dont need to devote much time to it
the circuit questions were harder than the ELEC1112 questions I had at the time lolnoep dropped dat shit
math3411, math3611, math3901anyone recommend easy science electives offered in sem1? Or piss easy 2nd/3rd year math courses