11th Grade Public Goods Resources

Explore the dynamics of public goods and market failures through interactive questions and examples, gaining insights into key economic concepts such as public goods, externalities, and various market structures.

Study the characteristics of public and quasi-public goods, focusing on non-excludability and non-rivalry features. Understand how these elements influence the provision in markets and determine access for consumers. Analyze the implications these features have for economic efficiency and public policy.

Explore the characteristics of public goods and related economic concepts. Distinguish between different types of goods and comprehend the free-rider problem. Focus on understanding the unique aspects that set public goods apart, analyzing real-world examples, and recognizing their impact on resource allocation and economic efficiency. Develop skills to identify and explain economic challenges related to non-excludability and non-rivalry in public goods.

Investigate the distinct features of public and private goods, and understand the stages involved in developing public policy. Learn to identify market failures and analyze the free rider problem. Achieve proficiency in distinguishing between different types of goods and comprehending policy development processes. Develop analytical skills to recognize economic inefficiencies and challenges related to non-excludability and non-rivalry in goods.

Investigate the rationale behind government production of public goods such as roads and hospitals and explore the funding mechanisms for these essential services. Understand key economic principles regarding public goods and develop an awareness of civic responsibilities involved in supporting and maintaining community infrastructure.

Analyze the complex concepts of property rights, public goods, and market failures. Gain insights into government intervention and learn to identify market dynamics effectively.

Examine the principles underlying public and private goods, alongside the roles of public agendas and interest groups. The focus is on enhancing civic literacy and understanding public policy formation. Learners will gain insights into the distinctions between different types of goods and the influence of various groups on policy-making, equipping them with the skills to analyze civic issues effectively.

Investigate economic strategies that address market failures, including the free rider problem and the Tragedy of the Commons. Understand the nature of public goods and examine the role of government in mitigating these challenges. The focus is on gaining knowledge of effective interventions and the complexities of economic governance related to shared resources.