22.) Consider a market subject to a negative externality cause by pollution. Suppose that, initially, the government is dealing with this negative externality using a Pigouvian tax. The government is considering switching its handling of the negative externality to a scheme where it auctions off pollution licenses to producer instead. If the government makes this policy change, then producer surplus will and government surplus will a.) Increase, increase b.) Decrease, decrease c.) Decrease, increase d.) None of the above
22.) Consider a market subject to a negative externality cause by pollution. Suppose that, initially, the government is dealing with this negative externality using a Pigouvian tax. The government is considering switching its handling of the negative externality to a scheme where it auctions off pollution licenses to producer instead. If the government makes this policy change, then producer surplus will and government surplus will a.) Increase, increase b.) Decrease, decrease c.) Decrease, increase d.) None of the above
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![22.) Consider a market subject to a negative externality cause by pollution. Suppose that, initially,
the government is dealing with this negative externality using a Pigouvian tax. The government
is considering switching its handling of the negative externality to a scheme where it auctions off
pollution licenses to producer instead. If the government makes this policy change, then
producer surplus will
and government surplus will
a.) Increase, increase
b.) Decrease, decrease
c.) Decrease, increase
d.) None of the above
23.) Suppose that Larry, Moe, and Curly's individual demand curves for statues built in their town
park are given by PıD =100–QP_PMD =200–2Q", and Pc³ =300–3Qº respectively. What is
the slope of the MBS curve for statues?
а.) -4
b.) -5
с.) -6
d.) -7
24.) Suppose that, in the above example, statues are sold in a competitive market with a supply curve
given by PS =516+QS. What quantity of statues should the local government install in the park
to maximize total surplus?
a.) 10
b.) 11
с.) 12
d.) 13](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F9afede80-7ab7-4e70-b365-1e404cbce720%2F96a599c6-3b16-461b-aee7-492ab85f055f%2Fe5gljk_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:22.) Consider a market subject to a negative externality cause by pollution. Suppose that, initially,
the government is dealing with this negative externality using a Pigouvian tax. The government
is considering switching its handling of the negative externality to a scheme where it auctions off
pollution licenses to producer instead. If the government makes this policy change, then
producer surplus will
and government surplus will
a.) Increase, increase
b.) Decrease, decrease
c.) Decrease, increase
d.) None of the above
23.) Suppose that Larry, Moe, and Curly's individual demand curves for statues built in their town
park are given by PıD =100–QP_PMD =200–2Q", and Pc³ =300–3Qº respectively. What is
the slope of the MBS curve for statues?
а.) -4
b.) -5
с.) -6
d.) -7
24.) Suppose that, in the above example, statues are sold in a competitive market with a supply curve
given by PS =516+QS. What quantity of statues should the local government install in the park
to maximize total surplus?
a.) 10
b.) 11
с.) 12
d.) 13
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