An Introduction to Externalities

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[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

I wonder instead of forcing people to stay home maybe we can use a pigovian tax so that only the most important outings are taken?

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Thank you Akshay! -Roman

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[@ChrisSace]

That was clear and concise... have been trying to understand this concept for a week now. Thank you!

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[@SingDownUnder]

I also love your channel and use it regularly for my classes here in Auckland New Zealand. However this vid (intro to Exteralities) is confusing. Our textbook obeys a convention that negative externalities of consumption reduce social benefits (MB shifts left to MSB), rather than shifting the MC curve left to MSC consistent with your wording of "external cost" AS far as I can see the convention is useful and otherwise universal. Am I missing something. Owen Sharpe

[@worldcitizen2249]

A fun drinking game: drink a shot every time he says "antibiotic(s)".

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[@drmksharma]

Really relevant now also in case of Covid-19 mutating again and again and becoming more dangerous, its has become more resistant...Awesome explanation, surprisingly 5 years back...

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[@TheTyrellWellick]

The ideal solution IMO is using money from the Pigouvian tax for compensating external costs. An example would be a CO2 tax that is used for planting trees.

[@davidvg946]

You may include portuguese subtitles too. Thank you, amazing work ;)

[@Upgraded4552]

Is Private Cost made up of costs incurred producers and/or consumers or just costs incurred by producers? There seems to be no consensus in literature over this matter.

[@shashankgupta3982]

Thanks for this great video a lot !!!! The subtitles in video is blocking some part of the graph. So please adjust the subtitle such that we can see and understand the graph more clearly.

[@shalommichael7013]

can you give an example of external cost

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[@audreychoi8797]

clear explanation! thank you very much :)

[@MaRta-py7mb]

In the case of farmers giving antibiotics to live stock it is negative externality of production - that I understand. But when people overuse antibiotics, why don't we treat it as negative externality of consumption with the private benefit higher than the social benefit?

[@guilhermeadan2329]

exceptional explanation !

[@Kniatty]

Obrigado por compartilhar conhecimento conosco.

[@gandalfsmom]

"antabuyotics"

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[@carlosswanton]

You are talking about a negative production externality when the example should be about a negative consumption externality. A negative production externality will be corporations imposing a cost on society, while a negative consumption externality is about individuals overconsuming a good ( like your example ).

[@Lex-zq3mb]

I think I understand, but how does one put a number on the social cost?

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Very nice video

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

The Chinese guy who ate a sick bat last winter probably created the biggest externality in history.

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awesome ...keep going. thanks a million

[@MarginalRevolutionUniversity]

Thank you! Best, Roman

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[@GustavoRivasMendez]

Isn't there another way to reduce antibiotics use? The way I see it, increasing their price is hurting poor people, because people who are not poor will always be able to afford the medicine. Rich people don't want to be sick, and they have the money, and there are no substitutes, so their demand curve is pretty inelastic. Poor people however, have an elastic curve, not because of substitutes but because they simply cannot afford it. I can't think of a solution, but it still seems unfair to me.

[@1001spencer]

The only ethical way would be to price vaccines based on the consumers income, but the same can be said for any good or service if you're taking equity into account. Hope that makes sense

[@joeryan728]

Its completely fair. It's a good. Poor people have the same opportunity to buy them, they just can't afford it. Same as a huge house, or nice car. The opportunity is the same, the market is fair.

[@sinistril]

When government intervenes, the market is no longer fair.

[@dahliafully]

because these economic theories are fascist... and i do not use that word lightly. they are privatizing the profit and socializing the cost. the lure of efficiency is biting itself in the foot.

[@erickschusterdeoliveira2662]

@@1001spencer sorry for necro'ing but to my eye it seems that instead of taxing the suppliers directly, the tax should just be applied to everyone. That way, the rich foot the bill (because they can) and poor people pay less - the money collected by the state should then be redirected towards research on the field, and a maximum yearly supply of antibiotics should be instated (obviously being able to be broken if needs be, but with state authorization). That way there are less antibiotics on the market, the use of them is compensated by government-funded research, and poor people can still afford them.

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6:08 / 12:14

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[@sinistril]

Thanks for the video... but the subject matter is just an iteration of the nirvana fallacy.

[@guilhermeadan2329]

I would skip the baceria example to make the video more direct...

[@michelsalazar2140]

MetraMan09 Thanks for the info. I didnt know that.

[@changlexu1039]

Anyone suffering from the Essay of ECON10331?

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[@latex1661]

antibiotics overused vs prisoners overload. 1787 British hired sea captain to ship convicted felons...,Government would pay the captain only for prisoners who arrived alive.

[@nibux1907]

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