Question 7 1) Explain the difference between a per unit tax and alump sum tax:2) Explain the difference between a subsidy and a tax.3) Show (graphically) what impact a per unit tax wouldhave on a monopoly. What would happen to the firms priceand quantity if a per unit tax was used.4) Show (graphically) what impact a lump sum tax wouldhave on a monopoly. Would the firm's price and quantitychange? Would the firm's profit change after the use ofthe tax?5) Show (graphically) what impact a per unit subsidywould have on a monopoly. What would happen to thefirms price and quantity if a per unit subsidy was used.6) Show a monopoly graph and show the elastic andinelastic zones are of the firm's demand curve. (You don'thave to show anything but P=AR=D and MR on this graph).7) Sometimes the government feels that they need toregulate a monopoly. They might try to tax the monopoly(which probably wouldn't work well) or they may decide tosplit the monopoly firm into two different competingbusinesses. Another idea would be to tell the monopolythat they can only earn a "fair return." Show what a fairreturn would look like graphically for the monopoly.8) Show a monopoly graph and show the area ofconsumer surplus, producer surplus and deadweight loss.If a lump sum tax was used on the monopoly would thearea of consumer surplus, producer surplus or deadweightloss change?

Sometimes government may feel the need to regulate the monopoly. It has to choose between various…

7) Sometimes the government feels that they need to regulate a monopoly. They might try to tax the monopoly (which probably wouldn't work well) or they may decide to split the monopoly firm into two different competing businesses. Another idea would be to tell the monopoly that they can only earn a "fair return." Show what a fair return would look like graphically for the monopoly.

7) Sometimes the government feels that they need to regulate a monopoly. They might try to tax the monopoly (which probably wouldn't work well) or they may decide to split the monopoly firm into two different competing businesses. Another idea would be to tell the monopoly that they can only earn a "fair return." Show what a fair return would look like graphically for the monopoly.

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