Culyer, A.J. 1971a. Merit goods and the welfare economics of coercion. Public Finance 26, 546-571. Reprinted in Ver Eecke, W. 2006. Merit Goods: The Birth of a New Concept. The Unfinished Ethical Evolution in Economic Theory. Purdue University Press, Ashland Ohio, 174-200)....
The utilitarian view of welfare economics Leonardo Becchetti, ... Stefano Zamagni, in The Microeconomics of Wellbeing and Sustainability, 2020 8.5.4 Merit goods In addition to public goods there is another category of goods, called merit goods, that, although they are private goods, generate stro...
Ineconomics, a good to which persons are believed to have a right. That is, a merit good is something that should be available forfreeor at reducedpricesbecause it is necessary and thefree marketdoes not provide sufficient incentives to produce it. Examples of merit goods may include education...
For the most part, merit goods are considered “equity” goods that should not be linked to the ability to pay for them. Their long-term benefits are considered greater than the short-term benefits of acquiring them. In economics, a merit good is different from a public good. A public go...
Public goods are the goods which are provided by the government that exhibits the property of non-rivalry and non-excludability. The property of... Learn more about this topic: Public Good in Economics | Definition, Characteristics & Examples ...
Public Goods: Public goods are non-rivalry and non-excludable. Due to these natures of the pubic good, the private market will often fail to provide public goods at the socially optimal level. Answer and Explanation:1 Public goods are non-rivalry and non-excludable. Non-rivalry...
This interpretation leads to treating The Letter as a document dealling with the moral and ethical issues involved in selection of social goals and with incorporating these goals into welfare economics by identifying them as merit wants (or goals). A society that does have merit goods among its...
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“If I am responsible for having accrued a handsome share of worldly goods—income and wealth, power and prestige—I must deserve them. Success is a sign of virtue. My affluence is my due.” Sorting for Success The word “meritocracy” was first coined by Michael Young in his 1958 book,...
Such a... MB Skinner - 《Ramus》 被引量: 21发表: 1979年 Rules and Principles in Moral Decision Making: An Empirical Objection to Moral Particularism It is commonly thought that moral rules and principles, such as 'Keep your promises,' 'Respect autonomy,' and 'Distribute goods according to...