Y1 22) Types of Market Failure

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What topic is labour market failure come under? Looking at a mark scheme and it says "geographical immobility of labour leads to labour market failure". Never heard of labour market failure and can't find it in my Edexcel book

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Labour Market is in theme 3 of Year 2 A-level Economics, where there is labour market failure (geographical and occupational immobility)

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could someone expand on how public goods could lead to market failure, i didnt really understand the explanation. Great video tho👍

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A public good is a non excludable and non rival good (like a street lamp). You can’t stop people from using them and they have no competition. But people don’t pay for street lamps directly to the provider for them to make a profit on it. There is no incentive for a profit maximiser to provide the good, so left to a free market, street lamps probably wouldn’t exist. This isn’t allocatively efficient as the social optimum of available street lamps hasn’t been met. Therefore market failure has occurred. Might be too late for this reply though 😂

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What about macroeconomic instability ??

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What about macroeconomic instability ?