Overview
Overview
Market failure
is a critical concept in economics that affects the way businesses and governments make decisions. This course explores the causes and consequences of market failure, focusing on public goods and pricing strategies.
Public goods are goods that are non-rivalrous and non-excludable, making them challenging to produce and distribute. The course delves into the characteristics of public goods and how they differ from private goods.
Pricing strategies play a crucial role in addressing market failure. Learners will study various pricing techniques, including price discrimination and subsidies, to optimize revenue and social welfare.
By understanding market failure, public goods, and pricing strategies, learners can develop effective solutions to real-world problems. Explore this course to gain a deeper understanding of these complex concepts and their applications in business and economics.
Market Failure is a critical concept in economics that affects businesses and policymakers alike. Our Professional Certificate in Market Failure, Public Good, and Pricing Strategies equips you with the knowledge to navigate these challenges. By mastering market failure and pricing strategies, you'll gain a competitive edge in the job market. This course covers key topics such as public goods, externalities, and information asymmetry, providing a solid foundation for making informed decisions. With market failure in mind, you'll be able to develop effective pricing strategies that balance revenue goals with social responsibility. Enhance your career prospects and stay ahead in the industry.