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These are the notes I made for unit 5- property and power. These notes include all relevant theory as well as economic principles that are explained in depth using diagrams so that it’s easy to understand. These notes contain information from lectures, slides and the prescribed textbook.

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Property and Power

,Property and Power : Mutual Gain and Conflict




Introduction

* Institutions matter for social outcomes (Unit 4)
-

of
Crules the
game
* Institutions can affect the income people receive for their work (Unit 2)




↳ What other factors determine final outcomes ?

L What other criteria can we use to evaluate outcomes ?

↳ How final outcomes ?
can we
improve


In this Unit we'll ...




1) Consider how institutions and power determine outcomes/allocations

using Pareto-efficiency
2) Evaluate these outcomes condition and


fairness criteria


3) Show how policies can
improve outcomes




Institutions and Power



"rules of the game" (written/unwritten)


* Institutions
-
- govern interactions btw individuals

w
-
> provide constraints & incentives

↳
do do it and
especify
who can what , when they can


gameminology how actions of players affect their payoffs
what and
who
gets why

, * Power * the ability to do and
get things we want
wa


in opposition to the intention of others




* Power in voluntary economic interactions takes 2 forms ;


Structural
Bargaining
Power
Power

consider conflicts
When we over how A person exercising bargaining
·




of value divided
something is to be , power may
...




person's is 1) of
a structural power the set the terms an
exchange
take-it-or-leave it
value of their next best alternative .
Leg :




2) impose/threaten to impose


NB : A person's structural power is heavy costs


limited by the structual power
of another




Evaluating institutions and outcomes

To evaluate the outcome of an economic interaction ,


2 ways


- >
Pareto criterion ! Fairness Criterion

Pareto efficiency evaluate based one's concept of
on
justice

-
· -
·
Fairness can be applied to
OR fairness could be applied to the

outcome/allocation rules of the
game

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The Core Econ Team The Economy 2.0: Microeconomics
Publisher: 2024 ISBN: 9781647921606 Edition: Unknown

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