P $3.00 $2.66 $2.00 B A S S 130 150 bb bb Figure two: effect of excise tax on supply and demand QUESTION #19: a) a. b. C. b) a. b. C. Before the Tax: Price the Consumer Pays = Price the Producer Receives = Quantity = After the Tax, Price the Consumer Pays = Price the Producer Receives = Tax per unit =

P $3.00 $2.66 $2.00 B A S S 130 150 bb bb Figure two: effect of excise tax on supply and demand QUESTION #19: a) a. b. C. b) a. b. C. Before the Tax: Price the Consumer Pays = Price the Producer Receives = Quantity = After the Tax, Price the Consumer Pays = Price the Producer Receives = Tax per unit =

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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