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Unit 2.8(4): External benefit policies

This page covers the policies to increase the consumption and production of goods associated with positive externalities and merit goods. These policies include subsidies, state provision, regulation, advertising and education. When positive externalities exist in a market, the government aims to increase market output to the socially optimum level. A subsidy provides a financial incentive for producers to increase...

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