Distinguish between positive and negative externalities, Managerial Economics

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Question 1:

1 Explain the importance of barriers to entry in the control of Monopoly rents.

2 Discuss the extent to which competition leads to market promotion?

Question 2:

The term ‘globalisation' means integration of economies and societies through cross country flows of information, ideas, technologies, goods, services, capital, finance and people.

Critically discuss the economic impact of globalization on one specific sector in Mauritius. (Hint: you are required to examine threats and opportunities specifying facts or assumptions)

Question 3:

Distinguish between positive and negative externalities? Justify your answer using examples.

To what extent does the recent government policy, such as the creation of CSR Fund, corrects for negative externality?


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