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Merit Goods
A product that society values and judges that everyone should have regardless of whether an individual wants them. In this sense, the government (or state) is acting paternally in directly providing free at point of consumption or subsidising merit goods and services.
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Introduction to Market Failure
Study Notes
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In the News Teaching Activity – the social benefits of libraries (Sept 2024)
12th September 2024
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4.1.8.5 Merit and Demerit Goods (AQA A Level Economics Teaching Powerpoint)
Teaching PowerPoints
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Scotland's Baby Box Scheme
7th January 2017
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The Best and Worst of City Cycle Schemes
28th February 2017
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Positive Externalities (Revision Presentation)
Teaching PowerPoints
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Merit Goods (Revision Presentation)
Teaching PowerPoints
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Positive Externalities
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Analysis of Market Failure with Merit Goods
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Differences between Merit and Pure Public Goods
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Evaluation: Libraries as Merit Goods
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Market Failure - Match Up Knowledge Retrieval Activity
Quizzes & Activities
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Subsidies: Consumer and Producer Benefit
Topic Videos
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Producer Subsidies (Government Intervention)
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Government Intervention - Subsidies
Teaching PowerPoints
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Positive Externalities
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Government Failure
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Explaining Merit Goods
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Museums and Government Subsidy (Revision Essay Plan)
Practice Exam Questions
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Positive externalities from breakfast clubs
10th April 2017
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Council votes to charge people to run in a local park
12th April 2016
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Market failure and government intervention - revision resource
18th March 2016
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Market Failure and Behavioural Policies - Research Assignment
7th February 2016
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Market Failure: 8 resources on Market Failure
18th January 2016
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The National Health Service (NHS) Explained
18th January 2016
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Wearable tech - the new 'merit good'?
19th August 2015