0 Question 10 In the market for tomatoes, assume the market demand is elastic and the market supply is perfectly inelastic. If a tax is placed on the suppliers in this market, how will the tax burden be distributed? Consumers will bear a greater burden of the tax, but not all the tax. O Producers will bear a greater burden of the tax, but not all of the tax. Consumers will bear all the tax producers will bear all of the tax Consumers and producers will bear the tax burden equally Question 4 Assume a market for cheese puffs with many buyers and sellers with an upward-sloping supply and downward-sloping demand. Where the demand and supply curves meet, the price is $3 and the quantity is 500 pounds. If the sellers decide to sell for a price of $4, what would be a possible value for the quantity supplied at that price? O 500 pounds O 400 pounds 600 pounds

0 Question 10 In the market for tomatoes, assume the market demand is elastic and the market supply is perfectly inelastic. If a tax is placed on the suppliers in this market, how will the tax burden be distributed? Consumers will bear a greater burden of the tax, but not all the tax. O Producers will bear a greater burden of the tax, but not all of the tax. Consumers will bear all the tax producers will bear all of the tax Consumers and producers will bear the tax burden equally Question 4 Assume a market for cheese puffs with many buyers and sellers with an upward-sloping supply and downward-sloping demand. Where the demand and supply curves meet, the price is $3 and the quantity is 500 pounds. If the sellers decide to sell for a price of $4, what would be a possible value for the quantity supplied at that price? O 500 pounds O 400 pounds 600 pounds

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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