Government Intervention in the Market (Leaving Cert Economics): Flashcards

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Government Intervention in the Market
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Mixed economy

Combines free market with government intervention

Two characteristics of public goods

Non-rival and non-excludable

Non-rival (public goods)

One person's use doesn't reduce availability for others

Non-excludable (public goods)

Impossible to prevent people from using them

Progressive taxation purpose

Reduce income inequality through redistribution

CCPC

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission

Fiscal policy

Taxation and government spending

Pigovian taxes

Taxes targeting activities with negative externalities

Effect of indirect taxes on supply curve

Shift left: higher prices, lower quantities

Effect of subsidies on supply curve

Shift right: lower prices, higher quantities

Maximum prices (price ceilings)

Upper limits on what can be charged

Minimum prices (price floors)

Ensure producers receive adequate compensation

Year Ireland introduced sugar tax

2018

Rent Pressure Zones

Areas with limits on annual rent increases

ComReg

Regulates telecommunications and broadband services

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