Positive Externalities of Consumption as a Market Failure

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HI JASON! LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS, VERY EASY TO UNDERSTAND!! Just a question, which out of the government interventions would likely be more efficient for public transport and why?

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Price ceilings meant to make bus or train transport cheaper would be LESS efficient than, say, subsidies to bus and train companies... A price control without a subsidy would just create a shortage and a large deadweight loss.

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so does that mean if the government were to engage in an advertising campaign to promote public transport there would be a third demand curve to the right?

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