According two the first two fundamental theorems of welfare economics, if there exist a series of economic agents each with a set of initial resource allocations who are able to buy/sell and satisfy the weak axiom of revealed preference (WARP), then their optimal allocation is also Pareto efficient; and, if a Walrasian equilibrium solution to this market exists, it must also be Pareto efficient. Therefore, any market satisfying these mathematical properties possesses a price vector that will ensure Pareto efficiency.
the difference in market and government occurs in the allocation of resources and labor division which determines the prices
because there is no restriction on the usage of resourses so they can use according to their need.
market failer
In a free market where the demand and supply of resources as return to factors are determined by market forces to determine the resource allocation usually owned by private Enterprise through price mechanism, although government control to some extent also determines the allocation of resources for auxiliary or subordinate production of goods and services in a mixed economic system by planning in the production possibilities by the scarce resource allocation .
C) the degree to which the government is involved in the allocation of resources.
the difference in market and government occurs in the allocation of resources and labor division which determines the prices
because there is no restriction on the usage of resourses so they can use according to their need.
market failer
In a free market where the demand and supply of resources as return to factors are determined by market forces to determine the resource allocation usually owned by private Enterprise through price mechanism, although government control to some extent also determines the allocation of resources for auxiliary or subordinate production of goods and services in a mixed economic system by planning in the production possibilities by the scarce resource allocation .
C) the degree to which the government is involved in the allocation of resources.
because there is no restriction on the usage of resourses so they can use according to their need.
Economics determines the allocation of resources in society through the forces of supply and demand. When resources are scarce, individuals and businesses make choices about how to allocate them based on their needs and preferences. Prices play a key role in signaling the scarcity of resources and guiding decision-making. In a market economy, prices adjust based on supply and demand, leading to the efficient allocation of resources to where they are most valued.
When the market rewards you: As a customer: with falling prices and increasing quality As a producer: with an increase in revenue, and customer volume
The problems of scarcity and allocation of resources are addressed by production for use or need rather than productio for profit.
A price ceiling can reduce deadweight loss in the market by preventing prices from rising above a certain level, which can lead to more efficient allocation of resources and less market inefficiency.
The allocation of goods refers to the process of distributing resources and products among various consumers, businesses, or markets. It involves decisions about how much of each good should be produced, who should receive it, and at what price. Allocation can occur through various mechanisms, such as market forces, government intervention, or centralized planning. Efficient allocation aims to maximize utility and minimize waste, ensuring that resources are used effectively to meet consumer needs.
As of July 2014, the market cap for Guggenheim Credit Allocation Fund (GGM) is $163,210,633.18.