23. Market Failures I: Externalities

MIT 14.01 Principles of Microeconomics, Fall 2018
Instructor: Prof. Jonathan Gruber
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This lectures covers externalities, which are the costs or benefits that affect a party who did not choose to incur those costs or benefits. Other topics include government solutions and government policy.
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[@peterg617]

Powered through despite the audio difficulties, Thanks MIT!

[@duncanhw]

As a note to others: the next lecture in the playlist is the same without the audio difficulties

[@cristoroi420]

a good lecture and a great professor I really appreciate all your videos , very informative and educational , Thank you sir

[@ryanhachey9525]

Audio is messed up here

[@Darkjnr5]

This lecture is very informative. Thanks, Sir.

[@myzone1084]

Thumbs up for this video. Very informative and it helps me to understand the market failure theory.

[@awesomebearaudiobooks]

This lecture was one of the most information dense of the whole course! And it's not just information, it's myth-debunking information, which is very valuable. If there is a possibility, I wish the MIT stuff recorded this guy speaking once more and published it. Or maybe they've already done that? I mean, he is probably saying these things almost every year to his new students. (I mean about ecology and taxation)

[@user-zs1cn3mx7w]

And I hope the administrator had better delete the current video. That act can save the learners a little time and make them have a better experience. Thanks in advance. And also thank you for uploading so many lectures to diversify our knowledge. I like the lecture and the teacher so much.

[@filippopreti1824]

next video is same lect with better audio

[@duncanhw]

Thank you, I didn't notice that

[@zygimacharg5918]

microphone broke from all getting slapped around in the last few lectures.

[@aditijain6445]

Do they have videos of 14.41?

[@mitocw]

We currently do not (as of 2023-06-12). You can search for what we have on ocw.mit.edu using the "Lecture Videos" Filter. Best wishes on your studies!

[@ProWhitaker]

Thanks for the video, audio is dodgy

[@viewer7200]

41:05 "by the time people are drowning"? If ocean's are rising 0.5 in / year, you don't think it's enough time to move before "drowning"? LoL !!!

[@samyohangsubba3748]

The audio made it difficult to understand most of what Prof. Gruber said.

[@joshuagaa7009]

you can use Subs

[@samyohangsubba3748]

@@joshuagaa7009 the next lecture is the rectified copy of this lecture

[@Erik10Hag36]

I'm from India... I benefit a lot thank you MIT thankyou Prof Gruber

[@varun6477]

I'm from India too. It's the first time for me to see a fellow Indian in an economics lecture.

[@harishdeivanayagam]

@@varun6477 Another Indian here!

[@Pseudosapien29]

Kaise ho bhaiyyo 😂

[@edquigle]

The audio on this one makes it very difficult to understand and nearly impossible to hear the comments he's answering. I love this series but this video is a thumbs down.

[@josefloresmogollon4737]

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[@lennon_richardson]

Legalize drugs🤪