ANSWER E 2. The function of supply and demand for an item P = 14 - 2Q and P = 5 + 2Q. When against the goods are subject to tax of t = 2 per unit, then calculate: A. The point of market equilibrium after tax. b. Tax burden borne by consumers and producers. c. And if the item is given a subsidy of s = 1, determine it new market balance. d. What is the amount of subsidies issued by the government. e. Draw the curve.

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