Namibia has gone so far as to protect its rhinos by allowing trophyhunters to shoot them.
Lol this is just intreasting to me
Namibia has gone so far as to protect its rhinos by allowing trophyhunters to shoot them.
Lol this is just intreasting to me
this process is working in reverse at the moment with themountain gorilla
Example #2 for wrong incentive
Give local people some reason to want the animals alive rather than dead
Contrast to 'wrong incentive' but right one instead
price for rhino horn rises, providing even more incentive for poachers tohunt down the remaining animals. This vicious circle is compounded byanother aspect of the situation that is common to many environmentalchallenges: Most black rhinos are communal property rather than privateproperty.
Example of wrong incentives that lead to undesirable outcomes
firms are not just choosing what goods or services toproduce but also how to produce them
Possible connection to reasources, and how the market affects said reasources
A profitable firm is like a chef whobrings home $30 worth of groceries and creates an $80 meal
Example of a maximization of profit
For example, you may derive some satisfaction from whacking your bosson the head with a canoe paddle at the annual company picnic. But thatmomentary burst of utility would presumably be more than offset by thedisutility of spending many years in a federal prison.
The cost of this example outweighs the benifit or the utility.
No. She simplyderived more utility from saving her money and eventually giving it awaythan she would have from spending it on a big-screen TV or a fancyapartment.
An example of an induvidual's maximum utility
It is simply badeconomics to impose our preferences on individuals whose lives are much,much different
It is a difference of WANT or NEED