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©2005 Pearson Education, Inc.
Ялпи мувозанат ва иқтисодий
самарадорлик
LECTURE 14. Topic for
Today:
Module: MAB083
Microeconomics
Discipline Lecturer
Sharipova Zebo
Semester
3
Chapter 16
General Equilibrium and
Economic Efficiency
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 3
Мавзу режаси
 Ялпи мувозанат таҳлили
 Савдодаги самарадорлик
 Бозордаги тенглилик ва самарадорлик
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 4
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili
 Shu paytgacha biz qisman muvozanatni
tahlil qilishga e'tibor qaratdik
Bitta bozordagi faoliyat turi boshqa bozorlarga
ta’siri sezilmaydi yoki umuman ta'sir qilmaydi
 Bozorning o'zaro aloqalari muhim bo'lishi
mumkin
To`ldiruvchilar va o`rin bosarlar
Firmalarning ishlab chiqarish resurslariga
bo`lgan talabining o'sishi resursning hamda
mahsulotning bozordagi narxining ko'tarilishiga
olib kelishi mumkin
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 5
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili
 Bozorlarning o'zaro bog'liqligini o'rganish
uchun biz yalpi muvozanat tahlilidan
foydalanishimiz mumkin
Teskari ta'sirlarni hisobga olgan holda barcha
tegishli bozorlardagi narxlar va miqdorlarni
bir vaqtning o'zida aniqlash kerak
 Teskari ta'sir - bu tegishli bozorlardagi
narxlar va miqdorlarni o'zgartirishi
natijasida kelib chiqqan bog`liq bozordagi
narx yoki miqdordagi moslashuv
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 6
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili
 Stsenariy
Raqobatbardosh bozorlaridagi:
 DVD ijarasi
 Kinoteatr chiptalari
Ushbu tovarlar o'rnini bosuvchi
mahsulotlardir
Bir bozordagi narxlarning o'zgarishi boshqa
bozorga ta'sir qilishi mumkin
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 7
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili
 Stsenariy
Kino chiptasining bozor muvozanatidagi
narxi- $6.00
DVD ijarasining bozor muvozanat narxi -
$3.00
Hukumat har bir kino chiptasiga $1.00 dollar
soliq soladi
Soliqning ta'sirini ko'rib chiqish kerak
 DVD disklari bozori
 Kino bozoridagi teskari aloqa effektlari
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. 8
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili
DV
DM
Price-Narx
Soni
DVD videolar
Price- Narx
Soni
Kino chiptalari
SM
SV
$6.00
QM
QV
$3.00
$6.35
Q’M
S*M
Har bir kino chiptasiga $1
soliq taklifning pasayishiga
olib keladi
D’V
Q’V
$3.50
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili:
Kino chiptalari narxlarining o'sishi
videofilmlarga talabni oshiradi.
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 9
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili
Price
Soni
DVD videolar
Price
Soni
Kino chiptalari
DM
SM
$6.00
QM
$6.35
Q’M
S*M
Videolar narxining oshishi
filmlarga bo'lgan talab.
D’V
DV
SV
QV
$3.00
Q’V
$3.50
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili:
Teskari aloqa ta'siri davom etmoqda.
D*M
$6.82
Q*M
Q”M
$6.75
D’M
$3.58
Q*V
D*V
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 10
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili
 Kuzatuv natijasi
Yalpi muvozanatda Teskari ta'sirni hisobga
olmasdan, soliqning ta'siri etarlicha
baholanmagan bo'lar edi
Bu qonunchilar va siyosatchilar uchun muhim
masaladir
 To`ldiruvchilar bozorida soliq haddan ziyod
oshib ketishini o'zingiz tekshirishingiz
mumkin
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 11
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili
 Bir vaqtning o'zida ikkala ish/chiqaruvchi
film va DVD ning muvozanat narxini
aniqlay olishi kerak
Biz bir vaqtning o'zida barcha tegishli
bozorlarda talab qilingan miqdor bilan taklif
miqdorini tenglashtiradigan ikkita narxni
topishimiz kerak
To’rtta tenglamaning echimini topish talab
etiladi: DVD va filmlarga talab va taklif
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 12
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili
 Braziliya va Amerika Qo'shma Shtatlari
jahon soya bozorida raqobatlashadi,
shuning uchun bitta bozor boshqasiga
ta'sir qilishi mumkin
 Braziliya soya fasulyesi eksportini 1960-
yillarning oxiri va 1970-yillarning
boshlarida cheklab qo'ydi, natijada
Braziliyada narx pasayib ketdi
 Oxir oqibat eksport nazorati olib
tashlanishi kerak edi va Braziliya eksporti
ko'payishi kutilgandi
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 13
Yalpi muvozanat tahlili
 Asosan qisman muvozanat tahlili kutilgan
edi
Dastur haqiqatan ham AQShda soya
fasulyesi narxi va ishlab chiqarilishini hamda
AQSh eksportini oshirdi
Dastur Braziliyani nazorat olib
tashlanganidan keyin ham eksport qilishda
qiyinchiliklarga olib keldi
Har bir bozorga qanday ta'sir qilganini
umumiy muvozanat tahlili va taqqoslash bilan
ko'rsatish mumkin
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. 14
Soya eksporti - Braziliya va
AQSh
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 15
Savdodagi samaradorlik
 Biz raqobatbardosh bozorlar
samaradorligini ko'rsatdik, chunki
iste'molchilar va ishlab chiqaruvchilarning
foydasini maksimal darajaga ko'tara oladi
 Savdo iqtisodiyotini o'rganish orqali biz
buni batafsil o'rganishimiz mumkin
Ikki yoki undan ortiq iste'molchilar o'zaro ikki
turdagi tovarni sotadigan bozor
Ikkita mamlakatlar ham xuddi shunday
o`zaro savdo qilishlari mumkin
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 16
Savdodagi samaradorlik
 Tovarlarni samarali taqsimlash - bu
tomonlarning birining boshqasiga nisbatan
ustunligiga qarab taqsimlash tushuniladi
(Bir tomonni yomonlashishi evaziga
ikkinchi tomonnni yaxshilanishiga olib
keladi)
 Pareto samaradorligi
 Ikki tomon o'rtasidagi ixtiyoriy savdo o'zaro
manfaatli bo'lib, iqtisodiy samaradorlikni
oshiradi
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 17
Savdo afzalliklar
 Misol
Ikki iste'molchi (mamlakatlar)
Ikki tovar
Ikkala tomon ham bir-birining afzalliklarini
bilishadi
Tovarlarni almashtirish nol operatsion
xarajatlarni o'z ichiga oladi
Jeyms va Karenda jami 10 ta oziq-ovqat va 6
ta kiyim bor
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 18
Savdo afzalliklar
Yakka Dastlab
ajratish
Savdo Yakuniy
taqsimot
James 7F, 1C -1F, +1C 6F, 2C
Karen 3F, 5C +1F, -1C 4F, 4C
 Ularning farovonligini aniqlash uchun biz
oziq-ovqat va kiyim-kechak uchun
afzalliklarini bilishimiz kerak
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 Slide 19
Savdo samaradorliklari
 Qirrali qiymatli to`rtburchakli Diagramma
 Qaysi savdolar imkonli bo'lishi va qaysi
taqsimot samarali bo'lishini Edgeworth Box
deb nomlangan diagramma yordamida
ko'rsatishi mumkin.
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc.
Savdo qirrali qiymatli to`rtburchakli
Edgeworth Box diagrammasi
10F 0K
0J
6C
10F
6C
Jamesning
kiyim
kechaklari
Karenning
kiyim
kechaklari
Karenning oziq ovqati
Jamesning oziq ovqatlari
2C
1C 5C
4C
4F 3F
7F
6F
+1C
-1F
Savdo so'nggi
Taqsimot
B: Jeyms
6F va 2C & Karenga ega
4F va 4C ga ega.
A
B
Savdo oldingi
Dastlabki taqsimot
A: Jeyms
7F va 1C ega & Karen
3F va 5C ga ega.
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 21
Savdo afzalliklar
 Aytaylik, Karen Jeymsga 1 ta oziq-ovqat
uchun 1 ta kiyim taklif qildi
Jeyms kiyim-kechakka ega bo'ladi, uni
ovqatdan ko'ra ko'proq qadrlaydi
Karen ko'proq qadrlaydigan ovqatga ega
bo'ladi
 Har doim ikkita iste'molchining MRSlari
har xil bo'lganda, o'zaro manfaatli savdo
uchun imkoniyat mavjud
Resurslar taqsimoti samarasiz
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 22
Savdo afzalliklar
 Ushbu tahlildan biz muhim natijaga
erishamiz:
Tovarlarni taqsimlash, agar tovar har qanday
juft tovar o'rtasidagi almashinuvning chegara
darajasi barcha iste'molchilar uchun bir xil
bo'lishi uchun taqsimlangan taqdirdagina
samarali bo'ladi.
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 23
Savdodagi samaradorlik
 Shartnoma egri chizig'i
Karen va Jeyms o'rtasida oziq-ovqat va kiyim-
kechakning mumkin bo'lgan barcha samarali
taqsimotlarini topish uchun biz ularning har bir
befarqligi egri chiziqlari orasidagi barcha
teginish nuqtalarini qidiramiz.
Shartnoma egri chizig'i tovarlarni ikkita
iste'molchi o'rtasida yoki ikkita ishlab chiqarish
funktsiyalari orasidagi ikkita ma'lumotni
taqsimlash samaradorligini ko'rsatadi
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 24
Shartnoma egri chizig`i
 Befarqlik egri chiziqlari orasidagi barcha
teginish nuqtalari samarali
Jismoniy shaxslarning MRSsi bir xil
Savdo uchun boshqa imkonyo'q
 Shartnoma egri chizig'i Pareto
samaradorligini ko'rsatadigan barcha
ajratmalarni ko'rsatadi
Pareto samarali taqsimoti keyingi savdo bir
tomonning vaziyati yomonlashishiga olib
kelganda sodir bo'ladi
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc.
UK
1
UK
2
P
Price Line
P’
PP '- bu narx liniyasi
va mumkin bo'lgan
ko'rsatmalar
kombinatsiyalar; qiyalik -1 ga
teng
UJ
1
UJ
2
Raqobatdosh muvozanat
10F 0K
0J
6C
10F
6C
Jamesning
kiyimi
Karenning
kiyimi
Karenning ovqati
Jamesning ovqati
C
A
A dan boshlang:
Har bir Jeyms 2C sotib oladi
va 2F sotadi
Jeyms Uj1 dan Uj2 ga o'tishi kerak edi, bu
afzallik beriladi (A dan C gacha).
A dan boshlang:
Har bir Karen 2F sotib
oladi va 2C sotadi. Karen
UK1 dan UK2 gacha
ko'chib o'tardi, afzallik
beriladi (A dan C gacha).
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 26
Savdodagi samaradorlik
 Vaziyat: Import kvotalarini olib
tashlanganda Pareto samaradorligi
siyosati:
1. Kvotalarni olib tashlash
 AQSh iste'molchilari foydasiga
 Ba'zi AQSh ishchilari yutqazishadi
2. Ishchilarga kvotalar va subsidiyalarni olib
tashlash
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 27
Raqobatbardosh bozorlarining
iqtisodiy samaradorligi
 Oldin ko'rsatilgandek, raqobatbardosh
muvozanatda taqsimlash iqtisodiy
jihatdan samarali ekanligini ko'rishimiz
mumkin
Samaradorlik nuqtasi ikkita befarqlik egri
chizig'i tegadigan joyda paydo bo'lishi kerak
Agar yo'q bo'lsa, iste'molchilardan biri
o'zlarining yordam dasturini oshirishi va
moddiy ahvolini yaxshilashi mumkin
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 28
Raqobatbardosh bozorda
iste'molchilar muvozanati
 Barcha bozorlar mukammal raqobatdosh
bo'lgan umumiy muvozanat sharoitida biz
bir xil natijani ko'rsatamiz
Adam Smitning ko'rinmas qo'lining eng
yaxshi namunasi
Iqtisodiyot avtomatik ravishda barcha
resurslarni tartibga soluvchi nazoratga ehtiyoj
sezmasdan samarali ravishda taqsimlaydi
 Dalillar kamroq davlat aralashuvi va yuqori
raqobatbardosh bozorlarni qo'llab-quvvatlaydi
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 29
Raqobatbardosh bozorda
iste'molchilar muvozanati
 Iqtisodiy farovonlikning birinchi teoremasi
Agar barcha raqobatdosh bozorda savdo qilsa,
barcha o'zaro manfaatli savdolar ta`minlanadi
va natijada muvozanatli taqsimlash resurslari
iqtisodiy jihatdan samarali bo'ladi
Iqtisodiyot farovon bozorlar va iqtisodiy
siyosatni me'yoriy baholashni o'z ichiga oladi
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 30
Raqobatbardosh bozorlarda
iste'molchilar muvozanati
 Raqobat muvozanati
1. Befarqlik egri chiziqlari teginishli bo'lgani uchun
barcha MRS iste'molchilar o'rtasida tengdir
2. Har bir befarqlik egri chizig'i narx chizig'iga
tegishliligi sababli, har bir odamning MRS
qiymati ikki tovarning narx nisbati bilan tengdir
K
FC
F
C
J
FC MRS
P
P
MRS 

©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 31
Raqobatbardosh bozorlarda
iste'molchilar muvozanati
 Ko'pgina iste'molchilar va ishlab
chiqaruvchilar bilan samarali taqsimlash
qiyin, agar barcha bozorlar to'liq
raqobatdosh bo'lmasa
 Markazlashgan tizim yordamida ham
samarali natijalarga erishish mumkin
 Iste'molchilar va ishlab chiqaruvchilar
o'zlarining afzalliklari va ta'minotlarini
yaxshiroq baholashlari mumkin bo'lganligi
sababli raqobatdosh natijalar afzal ko'riladi
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 32
Tenglik va samaradorlik
 Garchi ko'plab samarali ajratmalar mavjud
bo'lsa-da, ba'zilari boshqalarga qaraganda
adolatli bo'lishi mumkin
 Qiyin savol tug'iladi, eng adolatli ajratish
nima?
 Raqobatbardosh bozorlardan samarali
ajratish adolatli taqsimot beradi deb
ishonish uchun hech qanday asos
yo'qligini ko'rsatishimiz mumkin
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 33
Ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyalari
 ko'pincha shaxsning foydaliligini aniqlash
uchun ijtimoiy jihatdan nimaga mos
ekanligini ko`rishda Vaznlar qo'llaniladi
Ushbu og'irliklarning qanday qo'llanilishi
ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyalaridan kelib chiqadi
 Foydalilik funktsiyasi butun jamiyat
uchun foydaliligini maksimal darajaga
ko'tarish uchun har kimning foydaliligini
vaznga tortadi
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 34
Ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyalari
 Har bir ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyasi
kapitalning ma'lum bir ko'rinishi bilan
bog'liq
 Ba'zi tenglik qarashlari vaznlarni belgilay
olmaydi va ularni farovonlik funktsiyasi
bilan ifodalash mumkin emas
Raqobatbardosh bozor jarayoni adolatli,
chunki u eng harakatga qodir va ko'p mehnat
qilganlarni mukofotlaydi
Raqobatbardosh muvozanati eng adolatli
bo'lishiga ishonish
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 35
Ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyalari
 Roulscha fikrlash shundaki, shaxslar
o'zlarining ehsonlari qanday bo'lishini
bilishmaydi
 Roulzning ta'kidlashicha, agar siz
o'zingizning taqdiringizni bilmasangiz, eng
kam ta'minlangan odamga oqilona
munosabatda bo'ladigan tizimni tanlaysiz
 Eng adolatli taqsimot jamiyatdagi eng kam
ta'minlangan kishining foydasini maksimal
darajada oshirishga intilishdir
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 36
Ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyalari
 Tenglik nuqtai nazariga ko'ra, tovarlarni
jamiyatdagi barcha shaxslar teng
ravishda bo'lishishi kerak
 Har xil vaziyat bo'lishi mumkinki,
samaraliroq odamlar mukofotlanib,
ko'proq mahsulot ishlab chiqaradilar va
keyin butun jamiyat uchun qayta
taqsimlanishlari kerak.
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 37
Tenglikning to’rtta nazariyasi
Egalitar
Jamiyatning barcha a'zolari teng
miqdordagi tovarlarni oladilar
Roulslar
Eng kam ta'minlangan kishining
yordam dasturini maksimal darajada
oshiring
Utilitar
(foyda
olishga
intiluvchila)
Jamiyatning barcha a'zolarining
umumiy foydaliligini maksimal
darajada oshirish
Bozorga
asoslangan
lar
Bozor natijalari eng adolatli
hisoblanadi
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 38
Tenglik va mukammal raqobat
 Raqobatbardosh muvozanati dastlabki
taqsimotga qarab shartnoma egri
chizig'ining istalgan nuqtasida paydo
bo'lishi mumkin
 Hamma raqobatbardosh muvozanatlar
teng emasligi sababli, biz hukumat
daromadlarni qayta taqsimlashi orqali
tenglikka erishishishini kutamiz
Soliqlar
Davlat xizmatlari
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 39
Tenglik va mukammal raqobat
 Odilroq bo'lishni xohlaydigan jamiyat samarasiz
dunyoda ishlashi shartmi?
Iqtisodiy Farovonlikning ikkinchi teoremasi
Agar individual imtiyozlar qavaqriq bo'lsa, unda
har qanday samarali taqsimot (shartnoma egri
chizig'idagi har bir nuqta) tovarlarni dastlabki
taqsimlash uchun raqobatdosh muvozanatdir
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 40
Tenglik va mukammal raqobat
 Teng bo'lgan har qanday muvozanatni
resurslarni qayta taqsimlash orqali
erishish mumkin va samarali bo'lishi
mumkin
 Tovarlarni qayta taqsimlashning odatiy
usullari, ammo qimmatga tushadi
Soliqlar yomon rag'batlantirishga olib keladi
 Soliqlardan qochish uchun firmalar ishlab
chiqarishga kamroq resurslarni sarflaydilar
 Shaxslarni kamroq ishlashga undash
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 41
Ishlab chiqarish samaradorligi
 Ikki tovarni almashtirish masalasini muhokama
qilishdan biz ishlab chiqarish uchun
foydalaniladigan ma'lumotlardan samarali
foydalanishni kengaytirishimiz mumkin
 Faraz qiling:
Ikkita o`zgarmas resurs: kapital va ishchi kuchi
Xuddi shu ikkita tovarni ishlab chiqaring: oziq-
ovqat va kiyim-kechak
Ko'pgina iste'molchilar ishlab chiqarish uchun
ma'lumotlarga egalik qilishadi va ularni sotishdan
daromad olishadi
Tovarlar o'rtasida taqsimlangan daromad
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 42
Efficiency in Production
 Using the Edgeworth Box diagram, we
can show efficient use of inputs in
production
Labor on horizontal axis
Capital on vertical axis
50 hours of labor and 30 hours of capital
available
Each origin is an output
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 43
Production in an Edgeworth Box
 Each point in the box represents the
labor and capital inputs in the production
of food and clothing
 Can use production isoquants to show
levels of output produced with each
combination of inputs
3 isoquants representing 50, 60 and 80 units
of food
3 isoquants representing 10, 25 and 30 units
of clothing
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 44
Production in an Edgeworth Box
 Production at point A is inefficient since
we can increase production of both
goods
Shaded area indicates increases in
production of both goods if begin at A
Allocation A could exist if a labor union
market has enforced inefficient work rules
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 45
Producer Equilibrium –
Competitive Input Markets
 If input markets are competitive, an
efficient point will be achieved
 In competitive input markets
Wage rate, w, will be equal in all industries
Rental rate of capital, r, will be equal in all
industries
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 46
Producer Equilibrium –
Competitive Input Markets
 We saw before that if producers minimize
costs, they will choose inputs to the point
where the ratio of the marginal products
of the two inputs is equal to the ratio of
input prices:
r
w
MP
MP
K
L

©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 47
Producer Equilibrium –
Competitive Input Markets
 Ratio of marginal products is the same as
the marginal rate of technical substitution
of labor for capital:
LK
K
L
MRTS
r
w
MP
MP


©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 48
Producer Equilibrium –
Competitive Input Markets
 The MRTS is the slope of the isoquant,
so competitive equilibrium exists only if:
Slopes of the isoquants are equal to one
another
These also equal the ratio of the prices of
two inputs
 Competitive equilibrium lies on the
production contract curve, and the
competitive equilibrium is efficient in
production
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 49
Production Possibilities Frontier
 PPF shows the various combinations of
two goods that can be produced with
fixed quantities of inputs
 Frontier is derived from the production
contract curve
 Points on PPF show efficiently produced
levels of both goods
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 50
Production Possibilities Frontier
Clothing
(units)
Food
(units)
• Point A is inefficient
• Points B, C and D are efficient
• All points in triangle ABC
completely utilize capital and
labor, but distortion in labor
market leads to inefficient use
OF
OC
D
C
B
A
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 51
Production Possibilities Frontier
 PPF is downward sloping
In order to produce more of one good, must
give up producing some of the other good
 PPF is concave
Slope is the MRTS which increases as the
level of production of food increases
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 52
Production Possibilities Frontier
 Marginal rate of transformation (MRT) of
food for clothing is the magnitude of the
slope of the frontier at each point
Amount of one good that must be given up to
produce one additional unit of a second good
How much clothing must be given up to
produce one additional unit of food
As we increase the production of food by
moving along the PPF, the MRT increases
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 53
Marginal Rate of Transformation
 The productivity of labor and capital
differs depending on whether the inputs
are used to produce more food or
clothing
Starting where only clothing is produced, MP
of labor and capital are relatively low
Transferring some to food production where
MP is relatively high
As we do this, MP in food decreases and MP
in clothing increases
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 54
Production Possibilities Frontier
Clothing
(units)
Food
(units)
OF
OC
D  MRT = 2
B  MRT = 1
MRT < 1
MRT > 1
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 55
Marginal Rate of Transformation
 Can also describe in terms of costs
When producing at OF, the MC of food is very low
and the MC of clothing is very high
When MRT is low, so is the ratio of the MC of
producing food to clothing
Slope of PPF measures the MC of producing one
good relative to the MC of producing the other
C
F
MC
MC
MRT 
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 56
Output Efficiency
 For efficiency,
Good produced at minimum cost
Must be produced in combinations that
match people’s willingness to pay
MRS = consumer’s WTP for additional food
by consuming less clothing
MRT = cost of additional unit of food in terms
of producing less clothing
 Efficiency means MRS = MRT
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 57
Output Efficiency
 What if MRT  MRS?
Suppose MRT = 1 and MRS = 2
Consumer willing to give up 2 units of
clothing to get 1 unit of food
Cost of getting additional food is only 1 unit
of lost clothing
Too little food is being produced
Food production must increase, MRS falls
and MRT increases until two are equal again
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 58
Output Efficiency
Clothing
(units)
Food
(units)
60
100
Indifference Curve
MRS = MRT
PPF
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 59
Efficiency in Output Markets
 For perfectly competitive markets, all
consumers allocate their budgets so their MRS
between two goods are equal to the ratio of
prices
 Profit maximizing firms produce output to the
point where price is equal to MC
 MRT is equal to the MRS
MRS
P
P
MC
MC
MRT
C
F
C
F 


©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 60
Efficiency in Output Markets
 Efficiency in competitive markets is
achieved when there is separate
production and consumption
 Market price ratio of P1
F/P1
C
 Food and clothing are produced at A
where price ratio equals MRT
 This price causes consumer to maximize
utility and consume at B
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 61
The Gains from Free Trade
 We have showed gains from trade in an
Edgeworth Box, but what about gains
from trade in two countries where one
has the comparative advantage?
A country has a comparative advantage over
another country in the production of a good if
the first country can produce the good at a
lower opportunity cost than the other country
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 62
The Gains from Free Trade
 Ex: Two countries producing two goods
Holland and Italy
Cheese and Wine
Holland has comparative advantage in
cheese production
Italy has comparative advantage in wine
production
Trade is good for both countries
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 63
The Gains from Free Trade
Hours of Labor Required to
Produce Cheese and Wine
Cheese
(1 LB)
Wine
(1 GAL)
Holland 1 2
Italy 6 3
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 64
The Gains from Free Trade
 When there is comparative advantage,
free trade allows the country to consume
outside its PPF
 Before trade
Produces at A on indifference curve U1
where MRT and pre-trade price ratio is 2
Holland would want to export 2 pounds of
cheese for 1 gallon of wine
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 65
The Gains from Free Trade
 After trade
Suppose they choose to trade 1 gallon of
wine for 1 pound of cheese
Holland will produce at the point of tangency
on the 1/1 price line and PPF – point B
Consumption will occur at D, on a higher
indifference curve U2 tangent to the trade
price line
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 66
The Gains from Trade
Cheese
(lbs)
Wine
(gal)
U1
Pre-Trade Prices
U2
World Prices
CB
B
WB
A
WD
D
CD
•Trade allows
Holland to consume
outside PPF
Exports
Imports
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 67
Overview – Efficiency of
Competitive Markets
1. Efficiency in Exchange
 MRSJ
FC = MRSK
FC
 MRSJ
FC = PF/PC = MRSK
FC
2. Efficiency in the use of inputs in
production
 MRTSF
LK = MRTSC
LK
 MRTSF
LK = w/r = MRTSC
LK
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 68
Overview – Efficiency of
Competitive Markets
3. Efficiency in the output market
 MRTFC = MRSFC (for all consumers)
 PF = MCF, PC = MCC resulting in
 MRTFC = MCF/MCC = PF/PC; therefore
 MRSFC = MRTFC
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 69
Why Markets Fail
 Market Power
Those with market power choose the price
and quantity
Less output is sold than in competitive
markets
Inefficiency
Can have market power as producers or as
inputs
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 70
Why Markets Fail
 Incomplete Information
Consumers must have accurate information
about market prices or production quality for
markets to operate efficiently
Lack of information can change supply
 Buy products with no value
 Don’t buy enough of products with value
Some markets may never develop
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 71
Why Markets Fail
 Externalities
Market prices do not always reflect the
activities of either producers or consumers
Consumption or production has indirect
effect on other consumption or production not
reflected in market prices
May be impossible to get insurance because
suppliers of insurance lack information
©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 72
Why Markets Fail
 Public Goods
Nonexclusive, nonrival goods that can be
made available cheaply but which, once
available, are difficult to prevent others from
consuming
Company thinking about researching a new
technology if can’t get patent
 Once it’s made pubic, others can duplicate it

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  • 2. Chapter 16 General Equilibrium and Economic Efficiency
  • 3. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 3 Мавзу режаси  Ялпи мувозанат таҳлили  Савдодаги самарадорлик  Бозордаги тенглилик ва самарадорлик
  • 4. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 4 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili  Shu paytgacha biz qisman muvozanatni tahlil qilishga e'tibor qaratdik Bitta bozordagi faoliyat turi boshqa bozorlarga ta’siri sezilmaydi yoki umuman ta'sir qilmaydi  Bozorning o'zaro aloqalari muhim bo'lishi mumkin To`ldiruvchilar va o`rin bosarlar Firmalarning ishlab chiqarish resurslariga bo`lgan talabining o'sishi resursning hamda mahsulotning bozordagi narxining ko'tarilishiga olib kelishi mumkin
  • 5. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 5 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili  Bozorlarning o'zaro bog'liqligini o'rganish uchun biz yalpi muvozanat tahlilidan foydalanishimiz mumkin Teskari ta'sirlarni hisobga olgan holda barcha tegishli bozorlardagi narxlar va miqdorlarni bir vaqtning o'zida aniqlash kerak  Teskari ta'sir - bu tegishli bozorlardagi narxlar va miqdorlarni o'zgartirishi natijasida kelib chiqqan bog`liq bozordagi narx yoki miqdordagi moslashuv
  • 6. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 6 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili  Stsenariy Raqobatbardosh bozorlaridagi:  DVD ijarasi  Kinoteatr chiptalari Ushbu tovarlar o'rnini bosuvchi mahsulotlardir Bir bozordagi narxlarning o'zgarishi boshqa bozorga ta'sir qilishi mumkin
  • 7. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 7 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili  Stsenariy Kino chiptasining bozor muvozanatidagi narxi- $6.00 DVD ijarasining bozor muvozanat narxi - $3.00 Hukumat har bir kino chiptasiga $1.00 dollar soliq soladi Soliqning ta'sirini ko'rib chiqish kerak  DVD disklari bozori  Kino bozoridagi teskari aloqa effektlari
  • 8. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. 8 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili DV DM Price-Narx Soni DVD videolar Price- Narx Soni Kino chiptalari SM SV $6.00 QM QV $3.00 $6.35 Q’M S*M Har bir kino chiptasiga $1 soliq taklifning pasayishiga olib keladi D’V Q’V $3.50 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili: Kino chiptalari narxlarining o'sishi videofilmlarga talabni oshiradi.
  • 9. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 9 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili Price Soni DVD videolar Price Soni Kino chiptalari DM SM $6.00 QM $6.35 Q’M S*M Videolar narxining oshishi filmlarga bo'lgan talab. D’V DV SV QV $3.00 Q’V $3.50 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili: Teskari aloqa ta'siri davom etmoqda. D*M $6.82 Q*M Q”M $6.75 D’M $3.58 Q*V D*V
  • 10. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 10 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili  Kuzatuv natijasi Yalpi muvozanatda Teskari ta'sirni hisobga olmasdan, soliqning ta'siri etarlicha baholanmagan bo'lar edi Bu qonunchilar va siyosatchilar uchun muhim masaladir  To`ldiruvchilar bozorida soliq haddan ziyod oshib ketishini o'zingiz tekshirishingiz mumkin
  • 11. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 11 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili  Bir vaqtning o'zida ikkala ish/chiqaruvchi film va DVD ning muvozanat narxini aniqlay olishi kerak Biz bir vaqtning o'zida barcha tegishli bozorlarda talab qilingan miqdor bilan taklif miqdorini tenglashtiradigan ikkita narxni topishimiz kerak To’rtta tenglamaning echimini topish talab etiladi: DVD va filmlarga talab va taklif
  • 12. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 12 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili  Braziliya va Amerika Qo'shma Shtatlari jahon soya bozorida raqobatlashadi, shuning uchun bitta bozor boshqasiga ta'sir qilishi mumkin  Braziliya soya fasulyesi eksportini 1960- yillarning oxiri va 1970-yillarning boshlarida cheklab qo'ydi, natijada Braziliyada narx pasayib ketdi  Oxir oqibat eksport nazorati olib tashlanishi kerak edi va Braziliya eksporti ko'payishi kutilgandi
  • 13. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 13 Yalpi muvozanat tahlili  Asosan qisman muvozanat tahlili kutilgan edi Dastur haqiqatan ham AQShda soya fasulyesi narxi va ishlab chiqarilishini hamda AQSh eksportini oshirdi Dastur Braziliyani nazorat olib tashlanganidan keyin ham eksport qilishda qiyinchiliklarga olib keldi Har bir bozorga qanday ta'sir qilganini umumiy muvozanat tahlili va taqqoslash bilan ko'rsatish mumkin
  • 14. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. 14 Soya eksporti - Braziliya va AQSh
  • 15. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 15 Savdodagi samaradorlik  Biz raqobatbardosh bozorlar samaradorligini ko'rsatdik, chunki iste'molchilar va ishlab chiqaruvchilarning foydasini maksimal darajaga ko'tara oladi  Savdo iqtisodiyotini o'rganish orqali biz buni batafsil o'rganishimiz mumkin Ikki yoki undan ortiq iste'molchilar o'zaro ikki turdagi tovarni sotadigan bozor Ikkita mamlakatlar ham xuddi shunday o`zaro savdo qilishlari mumkin
  • 16. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 16 Savdodagi samaradorlik  Tovarlarni samarali taqsimlash - bu tomonlarning birining boshqasiga nisbatan ustunligiga qarab taqsimlash tushuniladi (Bir tomonni yomonlashishi evaziga ikkinchi tomonnni yaxshilanishiga olib keladi)  Pareto samaradorligi  Ikki tomon o'rtasidagi ixtiyoriy savdo o'zaro manfaatli bo'lib, iqtisodiy samaradorlikni oshiradi
  • 17. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 17 Savdo afzalliklar  Misol Ikki iste'molchi (mamlakatlar) Ikki tovar Ikkala tomon ham bir-birining afzalliklarini bilishadi Tovarlarni almashtirish nol operatsion xarajatlarni o'z ichiga oladi Jeyms va Karenda jami 10 ta oziq-ovqat va 6 ta kiyim bor
  • 18. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 18 Savdo afzalliklar Yakka Dastlab ajratish Savdo Yakuniy taqsimot James 7F, 1C -1F, +1C 6F, 2C Karen 3F, 5C +1F, -1C 4F, 4C  Ularning farovonligini aniqlash uchun biz oziq-ovqat va kiyim-kechak uchun afzalliklarini bilishimiz kerak
  • 19. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 Slide 19 Savdo samaradorliklari  Qirrali qiymatli to`rtburchakli Diagramma  Qaysi savdolar imkonli bo'lishi va qaysi taqsimot samarali bo'lishini Edgeworth Box deb nomlangan diagramma yordamida ko'rsatishi mumkin.
  • 20. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Savdo qirrali qiymatli to`rtburchakli Edgeworth Box diagrammasi 10F 0K 0J 6C 10F 6C Jamesning kiyim kechaklari Karenning kiyim kechaklari Karenning oziq ovqati Jamesning oziq ovqatlari 2C 1C 5C 4C 4F 3F 7F 6F +1C -1F Savdo so'nggi Taqsimot B: Jeyms 6F va 2C & Karenga ega 4F va 4C ga ega. A B Savdo oldingi Dastlabki taqsimot A: Jeyms 7F va 1C ega & Karen 3F va 5C ga ega.
  • 21. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 21 Savdo afzalliklar  Aytaylik, Karen Jeymsga 1 ta oziq-ovqat uchun 1 ta kiyim taklif qildi Jeyms kiyim-kechakka ega bo'ladi, uni ovqatdan ko'ra ko'proq qadrlaydi Karen ko'proq qadrlaydigan ovqatga ega bo'ladi  Har doim ikkita iste'molchining MRSlari har xil bo'lganda, o'zaro manfaatli savdo uchun imkoniyat mavjud Resurslar taqsimoti samarasiz
  • 22. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 22 Savdo afzalliklar  Ushbu tahlildan biz muhim natijaga erishamiz: Tovarlarni taqsimlash, agar tovar har qanday juft tovar o'rtasidagi almashinuvning chegara darajasi barcha iste'molchilar uchun bir xil bo'lishi uchun taqsimlangan taqdirdagina samarali bo'ladi.
  • 23. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 23 Savdodagi samaradorlik  Shartnoma egri chizig'i Karen va Jeyms o'rtasida oziq-ovqat va kiyim- kechakning mumkin bo'lgan barcha samarali taqsimotlarini topish uchun biz ularning har bir befarqligi egri chiziqlari orasidagi barcha teginish nuqtalarini qidiramiz. Shartnoma egri chizig'i tovarlarni ikkita iste'molchi o'rtasida yoki ikkita ishlab chiqarish funktsiyalari orasidagi ikkita ma'lumotni taqsimlash samaradorligini ko'rsatadi
  • 24. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 24 Shartnoma egri chizig`i  Befarqlik egri chiziqlari orasidagi barcha teginish nuqtalari samarali Jismoniy shaxslarning MRSsi bir xil Savdo uchun boshqa imkonyo'q  Shartnoma egri chizig'i Pareto samaradorligini ko'rsatadigan barcha ajratmalarni ko'rsatadi Pareto samarali taqsimoti keyingi savdo bir tomonning vaziyati yomonlashishiga olib kelganda sodir bo'ladi
  • 25. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. UK 1 UK 2 P Price Line P’ PP '- bu narx liniyasi va mumkin bo'lgan ko'rsatmalar kombinatsiyalar; qiyalik -1 ga teng UJ 1 UJ 2 Raqobatdosh muvozanat 10F 0K 0J 6C 10F 6C Jamesning kiyimi Karenning kiyimi Karenning ovqati Jamesning ovqati C A A dan boshlang: Har bir Jeyms 2C sotib oladi va 2F sotadi Jeyms Uj1 dan Uj2 ga o'tishi kerak edi, bu afzallik beriladi (A dan C gacha). A dan boshlang: Har bir Karen 2F sotib oladi va 2C sotadi. Karen UK1 dan UK2 gacha ko'chib o'tardi, afzallik beriladi (A dan C gacha).
  • 26. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 26 Savdodagi samaradorlik  Vaziyat: Import kvotalarini olib tashlanganda Pareto samaradorligi siyosati: 1. Kvotalarni olib tashlash  AQSh iste'molchilari foydasiga  Ba'zi AQSh ishchilari yutqazishadi 2. Ishchilarga kvotalar va subsidiyalarni olib tashlash
  • 27. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 27 Raqobatbardosh bozorlarining iqtisodiy samaradorligi  Oldin ko'rsatilgandek, raqobatbardosh muvozanatda taqsimlash iqtisodiy jihatdan samarali ekanligini ko'rishimiz mumkin Samaradorlik nuqtasi ikkita befarqlik egri chizig'i tegadigan joyda paydo bo'lishi kerak Agar yo'q bo'lsa, iste'molchilardan biri o'zlarining yordam dasturini oshirishi va moddiy ahvolini yaxshilashi mumkin
  • 28. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 28 Raqobatbardosh bozorda iste'molchilar muvozanati  Barcha bozorlar mukammal raqobatdosh bo'lgan umumiy muvozanat sharoitida biz bir xil natijani ko'rsatamiz Adam Smitning ko'rinmas qo'lining eng yaxshi namunasi Iqtisodiyot avtomatik ravishda barcha resurslarni tartibga soluvchi nazoratga ehtiyoj sezmasdan samarali ravishda taqsimlaydi  Dalillar kamroq davlat aralashuvi va yuqori raqobatbardosh bozorlarni qo'llab-quvvatlaydi
  • 29. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 29 Raqobatbardosh bozorda iste'molchilar muvozanati  Iqtisodiy farovonlikning birinchi teoremasi Agar barcha raqobatdosh bozorda savdo qilsa, barcha o'zaro manfaatli savdolar ta`minlanadi va natijada muvozanatli taqsimlash resurslari iqtisodiy jihatdan samarali bo'ladi Iqtisodiyot farovon bozorlar va iqtisodiy siyosatni me'yoriy baholashni o'z ichiga oladi
  • 30. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 30 Raqobatbardosh bozorlarda iste'molchilar muvozanati  Raqobat muvozanati 1. Befarqlik egri chiziqlari teginishli bo'lgani uchun barcha MRS iste'molchilar o'rtasida tengdir 2. Har bir befarqlik egri chizig'i narx chizig'iga tegishliligi sababli, har bir odamning MRS qiymati ikki tovarning narx nisbati bilan tengdir K FC F C J FC MRS P P MRS  
  • 31. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 31 Raqobatbardosh bozorlarda iste'molchilar muvozanati  Ko'pgina iste'molchilar va ishlab chiqaruvchilar bilan samarali taqsimlash qiyin, agar barcha bozorlar to'liq raqobatdosh bo'lmasa  Markazlashgan tizim yordamida ham samarali natijalarga erishish mumkin  Iste'molchilar va ishlab chiqaruvchilar o'zlarining afzalliklari va ta'minotlarini yaxshiroq baholashlari mumkin bo'lganligi sababli raqobatdosh natijalar afzal ko'riladi
  • 32. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 32 Tenglik va samaradorlik  Garchi ko'plab samarali ajratmalar mavjud bo'lsa-da, ba'zilari boshqalarga qaraganda adolatli bo'lishi mumkin  Qiyin savol tug'iladi, eng adolatli ajratish nima?  Raqobatbardosh bozorlardan samarali ajratish adolatli taqsimot beradi deb ishonish uchun hech qanday asos yo'qligini ko'rsatishimiz mumkin
  • 33. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 33 Ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyalari  ko'pincha shaxsning foydaliligini aniqlash uchun ijtimoiy jihatdan nimaga mos ekanligini ko`rishda Vaznlar qo'llaniladi Ushbu og'irliklarning qanday qo'llanilishi ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyalaridan kelib chiqadi  Foydalilik funktsiyasi butun jamiyat uchun foydaliligini maksimal darajaga ko'tarish uchun har kimning foydaliligini vaznga tortadi
  • 34. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 34 Ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyalari  Har bir ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyasi kapitalning ma'lum bir ko'rinishi bilan bog'liq  Ba'zi tenglik qarashlari vaznlarni belgilay olmaydi va ularni farovonlik funktsiyasi bilan ifodalash mumkin emas Raqobatbardosh bozor jarayoni adolatli, chunki u eng harakatga qodir va ko'p mehnat qilganlarni mukofotlaydi Raqobatbardosh muvozanati eng adolatli bo'lishiga ishonish
  • 35. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 35 Ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyalari  Roulscha fikrlash shundaki, shaxslar o'zlarining ehsonlari qanday bo'lishini bilishmaydi  Roulzning ta'kidlashicha, agar siz o'zingizning taqdiringizni bilmasangiz, eng kam ta'minlangan odamga oqilona munosabatda bo'ladigan tizimni tanlaysiz  Eng adolatli taqsimot jamiyatdagi eng kam ta'minlangan kishining foydasini maksimal darajada oshirishga intilishdir
  • 36. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 36 Ijtimoiy ta'minot funktsiyalari  Tenglik nuqtai nazariga ko'ra, tovarlarni jamiyatdagi barcha shaxslar teng ravishda bo'lishishi kerak  Har xil vaziyat bo'lishi mumkinki, samaraliroq odamlar mukofotlanib, ko'proq mahsulot ishlab chiqaradilar va keyin butun jamiyat uchun qayta taqsimlanishlari kerak.
  • 37. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 37 Tenglikning to’rtta nazariyasi Egalitar Jamiyatning barcha a'zolari teng miqdordagi tovarlarni oladilar Roulslar Eng kam ta'minlangan kishining yordam dasturini maksimal darajada oshiring Utilitar (foyda olishga intiluvchila) Jamiyatning barcha a'zolarining umumiy foydaliligini maksimal darajada oshirish Bozorga asoslangan lar Bozor natijalari eng adolatli hisoblanadi
  • 38. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 38 Tenglik va mukammal raqobat  Raqobatbardosh muvozanati dastlabki taqsimotga qarab shartnoma egri chizig'ining istalgan nuqtasida paydo bo'lishi mumkin  Hamma raqobatbardosh muvozanatlar teng emasligi sababli, biz hukumat daromadlarni qayta taqsimlashi orqali tenglikka erishishishini kutamiz Soliqlar Davlat xizmatlari
  • 39. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 39 Tenglik va mukammal raqobat  Odilroq bo'lishni xohlaydigan jamiyat samarasiz dunyoda ishlashi shartmi? Iqtisodiy Farovonlikning ikkinchi teoremasi Agar individual imtiyozlar qavaqriq bo'lsa, unda har qanday samarali taqsimot (shartnoma egri chizig'idagi har bir nuqta) tovarlarni dastlabki taqsimlash uchun raqobatdosh muvozanatdir
  • 40. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 40 Tenglik va mukammal raqobat  Teng bo'lgan har qanday muvozanatni resurslarni qayta taqsimlash orqali erishish mumkin va samarali bo'lishi mumkin  Tovarlarni qayta taqsimlashning odatiy usullari, ammo qimmatga tushadi Soliqlar yomon rag'batlantirishga olib keladi  Soliqlardan qochish uchun firmalar ishlab chiqarishga kamroq resurslarni sarflaydilar  Shaxslarni kamroq ishlashga undash
  • 41. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 41 Ishlab chiqarish samaradorligi  Ikki tovarni almashtirish masalasini muhokama qilishdan biz ishlab chiqarish uchun foydalaniladigan ma'lumotlardan samarali foydalanishni kengaytirishimiz mumkin  Faraz qiling: Ikkita o`zgarmas resurs: kapital va ishchi kuchi Xuddi shu ikkita tovarni ishlab chiqaring: oziq- ovqat va kiyim-kechak Ko'pgina iste'molchilar ishlab chiqarish uchun ma'lumotlarga egalik qilishadi va ularni sotishdan daromad olishadi Tovarlar o'rtasida taqsimlangan daromad
  • 42. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 42 Efficiency in Production  Using the Edgeworth Box diagram, we can show efficient use of inputs in production Labor on horizontal axis Capital on vertical axis 50 hours of labor and 30 hours of capital available Each origin is an output
  • 43. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 43 Production in an Edgeworth Box  Each point in the box represents the labor and capital inputs in the production of food and clothing  Can use production isoquants to show levels of output produced with each combination of inputs 3 isoquants representing 50, 60 and 80 units of food 3 isoquants representing 10, 25 and 30 units of clothing
  • 44. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 44 Production in an Edgeworth Box  Production at point A is inefficient since we can increase production of both goods Shaded area indicates increases in production of both goods if begin at A Allocation A could exist if a labor union market has enforced inefficient work rules
  • 45. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 45 Producer Equilibrium – Competitive Input Markets  If input markets are competitive, an efficient point will be achieved  In competitive input markets Wage rate, w, will be equal in all industries Rental rate of capital, r, will be equal in all industries
  • 46. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 46 Producer Equilibrium – Competitive Input Markets  We saw before that if producers minimize costs, they will choose inputs to the point where the ratio of the marginal products of the two inputs is equal to the ratio of input prices: r w MP MP K L 
  • 47. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 47 Producer Equilibrium – Competitive Input Markets  Ratio of marginal products is the same as the marginal rate of technical substitution of labor for capital: LK K L MRTS r w MP MP  
  • 48. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 48 Producer Equilibrium – Competitive Input Markets  The MRTS is the slope of the isoquant, so competitive equilibrium exists only if: Slopes of the isoquants are equal to one another These also equal the ratio of the prices of two inputs  Competitive equilibrium lies on the production contract curve, and the competitive equilibrium is efficient in production
  • 49. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 49 Production Possibilities Frontier  PPF shows the various combinations of two goods that can be produced with fixed quantities of inputs  Frontier is derived from the production contract curve  Points on PPF show efficiently produced levels of both goods
  • 50. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 50 Production Possibilities Frontier Clothing (units) Food (units) • Point A is inefficient • Points B, C and D are efficient • All points in triangle ABC completely utilize capital and labor, but distortion in labor market leads to inefficient use OF OC D C B A
  • 51. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 51 Production Possibilities Frontier  PPF is downward sloping In order to produce more of one good, must give up producing some of the other good  PPF is concave Slope is the MRTS which increases as the level of production of food increases
  • 52. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 52 Production Possibilities Frontier  Marginal rate of transformation (MRT) of food for clothing is the magnitude of the slope of the frontier at each point Amount of one good that must be given up to produce one additional unit of a second good How much clothing must be given up to produce one additional unit of food As we increase the production of food by moving along the PPF, the MRT increases
  • 53. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 53 Marginal Rate of Transformation  The productivity of labor and capital differs depending on whether the inputs are used to produce more food or clothing Starting where only clothing is produced, MP of labor and capital are relatively low Transferring some to food production where MP is relatively high As we do this, MP in food decreases and MP in clothing increases
  • 54. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 54 Production Possibilities Frontier Clothing (units) Food (units) OF OC D  MRT = 2 B  MRT = 1 MRT < 1 MRT > 1
  • 55. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 55 Marginal Rate of Transformation  Can also describe in terms of costs When producing at OF, the MC of food is very low and the MC of clothing is very high When MRT is low, so is the ratio of the MC of producing food to clothing Slope of PPF measures the MC of producing one good relative to the MC of producing the other C F MC MC MRT 
  • 56. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 56 Output Efficiency  For efficiency, Good produced at minimum cost Must be produced in combinations that match people’s willingness to pay MRS = consumer’s WTP for additional food by consuming less clothing MRT = cost of additional unit of food in terms of producing less clothing  Efficiency means MRS = MRT
  • 57. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 57 Output Efficiency  What if MRT  MRS? Suppose MRT = 1 and MRS = 2 Consumer willing to give up 2 units of clothing to get 1 unit of food Cost of getting additional food is only 1 unit of lost clothing Too little food is being produced Food production must increase, MRS falls and MRT increases until two are equal again
  • 58. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 58 Output Efficiency Clothing (units) Food (units) 60 100 Indifference Curve MRS = MRT PPF
  • 59. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 59 Efficiency in Output Markets  For perfectly competitive markets, all consumers allocate their budgets so their MRS between two goods are equal to the ratio of prices  Profit maximizing firms produce output to the point where price is equal to MC  MRT is equal to the MRS MRS P P MC MC MRT C F C F   
  • 60. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 60 Efficiency in Output Markets  Efficiency in competitive markets is achieved when there is separate production and consumption  Market price ratio of P1 F/P1 C  Food and clothing are produced at A where price ratio equals MRT  This price causes consumer to maximize utility and consume at B
  • 61. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 61 The Gains from Free Trade  We have showed gains from trade in an Edgeworth Box, but what about gains from trade in two countries where one has the comparative advantage? A country has a comparative advantage over another country in the production of a good if the first country can produce the good at a lower opportunity cost than the other country
  • 62. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 62 The Gains from Free Trade  Ex: Two countries producing two goods Holland and Italy Cheese and Wine Holland has comparative advantage in cheese production Italy has comparative advantage in wine production Trade is good for both countries
  • 63. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 63 The Gains from Free Trade Hours of Labor Required to Produce Cheese and Wine Cheese (1 LB) Wine (1 GAL) Holland 1 2 Italy 6 3
  • 64. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 64 The Gains from Free Trade  When there is comparative advantage, free trade allows the country to consume outside its PPF  Before trade Produces at A on indifference curve U1 where MRT and pre-trade price ratio is 2 Holland would want to export 2 pounds of cheese for 1 gallon of wine
  • 65. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 65 The Gains from Free Trade  After trade Suppose they choose to trade 1 gallon of wine for 1 pound of cheese Holland will produce at the point of tangency on the 1/1 price line and PPF – point B Consumption will occur at D, on a higher indifference curve U2 tangent to the trade price line
  • 66. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 66 The Gains from Trade Cheese (lbs) Wine (gal) U1 Pre-Trade Prices U2 World Prices CB B WB A WD D CD •Trade allows Holland to consume outside PPF Exports Imports
  • 67. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 67 Overview – Efficiency of Competitive Markets 1. Efficiency in Exchange  MRSJ FC = MRSK FC  MRSJ FC = PF/PC = MRSK FC 2. Efficiency in the use of inputs in production  MRTSF LK = MRTSC LK  MRTSF LK = w/r = MRTSC LK
  • 68. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 68 Overview – Efficiency of Competitive Markets 3. Efficiency in the output market  MRTFC = MRSFC (for all consumers)  PF = MCF, PC = MCC resulting in  MRTFC = MCF/MCC = PF/PC; therefore  MRSFC = MRTFC
  • 69. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 69 Why Markets Fail  Market Power Those with market power choose the price and quantity Less output is sold than in competitive markets Inefficiency Can have market power as producers or as inputs
  • 70. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 70 Why Markets Fail  Incomplete Information Consumers must have accurate information about market prices or production quality for markets to operate efficiently Lack of information can change supply  Buy products with no value  Don’t buy enough of products with value Some markets may never develop
  • 71. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 71 Why Markets Fail  Externalities Market prices do not always reflect the activities of either producers or consumers Consumption or production has indirect effect on other consumption or production not reflected in market prices May be impossible to get insurance because suppliers of insurance lack information
  • 72. ©2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 16 72 Why Markets Fail  Public Goods Nonexclusive, nonrival goods that can be made available cheaply but which, once available, are difficult to prevent others from consuming Company thinking about researching a new technology if can’t get patent  Once it’s made pubic, others can duplicate it

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