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- When tax is raised, consumer surplus: (a) Falls (b) Rises (c) Remain unchanged (d) Becomes zeroSuppose you bought a digital camera for a total purchase price of $279.99. If state taxes were 5.4%, what was the amount of the sales tax? (Round your answer to the nearest cent.)a. Suppese a $0.50 tax, collected by the government from sellers, is levied on each bottle of sugary beverages. Adjust the graph to reflect this change. b. Following the tax, consumers pay a price of and the new equilibrium quantity is while sellers end up with Out of the $0.50 tax, consumers pay The disproportionate burdens of the tax reflect the fact that of the market. The deadweight loss associated with the tax is on each bottle sold, while sellers pay are the less price sensitive side
- Consider the following supply and demand function, QD = 65 − 2P and QS = 1.5P − 5, and assume a $17.50 excise tax is collected from consumers. (a) Calculate price and quantity in this market before (P1 and Q1) and after the tax (P2 and Q2). (b) What is the amount of tax revenue that is collected from con- sumers, producers and in total? (c) What is the relative tax burden of consumers and producers? (d) Show how the elasticity of supply and demand determine the shar- ing of the tax burden. (e) What is the relative tax burden of producers and consumers if the tax is collected from producers, instead?$12 10 4500 5000 Quantity Consider the impact of a tax on sellers, shown in this diagram of the market for whiskey. In this case, the buyers' total share is and the sellers' total share is $500; $500 $6750; $6750 $9000; $450O None of the above are correct.Question 2 Use the graph below to answer questions a-e: Price P1 PO P2 DO $1 SO E1 Q1 EO QO $1 SO DO Quantity a. Based on the above graph, the price sellers and buyers receive before the tax imposed are b. Based on the above graph, the price sellers and buyers will pay after the tax imposed are c. Based on the above graph, the size of the tax that sellers would pay is. ( d. Based on the above graph, the size of the tax that buyers would pay is .. e. Based on the above graph, the total of the tax imposed in this market is.
- A sales tax is imposed on good A. The supply of good A is not perfectly elastic or perfectly inelastic. Suppose that the demand for good A becomes more inelastic. (a) Will the tax burden on sellers increase or decrease? (b) Will the DWL increase or decrease?Suppose in the market for cigarettes, the price elasticity of supply is 2.4 and the price elasticity of demand is −0.8. If an excise tax is imposed on sellers of cigarettes, then _____. a buyers and sellers will pay equal shares of the tax b buyers will pay a greater share of the tax than sellers will c buyers will pay the whole tax d sellers will pay a greater share of the tax than buyers will e sellers will pay the whole taxQuestion 29 When a excise tax is placed on the seller of a good: a the buyer is likely to pay a higher price and the seller is likely to receive a lower price from the sale of the good once the tax is considered. b the buyer is likely to pay a higher price and the seller is likely to receive the original price from the sale of the good once the tax is considered. c the buyer is likely to pay the original price and the seller is likely to receive a lower price from the sale of the good once the tax is considered. d the seller is likely to receive a higher price from the sale and the buyer is likely to pay a lower price for the good once the tax is considered.
- 18) Which of the following options best describes tax incidence? A) It equals to the loss in the social welfare measured by total surplus. B) It shows how tax burden is shared by buyers and sellers. C) It equals to the sum of new consumer and producer surplus resulted from tax. D) It is revenue government agency collects from buyers and sellers from imposing per unit tax.Assuming a $7 per unit tax is imposed, the new quantity traded is _____. a) 10 b) 12 c) 14 d) 16 e) 19 f) 28 g) 36 h) 48 i) 66 j) 70 k) 842- The demand curve for a good is q = 100 p/c where c is a constant and c ≥ 0. The supply curve for the good is q=10+p. A quantity tax of t=$10 per unit is imposed on this product. a. By how much will the price of the product rise? b. What are the maximum and minimum possible changes in price? C. What is the producer's share of the tax? d. Find the elasticity of demand at p=10. (Assuming c≥ 0.1).
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