Refer to Figure 8. A tax of $4 per unit is imposed on this market. The quantity traded in this market BEFORE the tax is imposed was [ Select ] The quantity traded in this market AFTER the tax is imposed is [ Select ] The size of the government tax revenue from this tax is [ Select ]- The size of the deadweight loss from this tax is [ Select ]

Refer to Figure 8. A tax of $4 per unit is imposed on this market. The quantity traded in this market BEFORE the tax is imposed was [ Select ] The quantity traded in this market AFTER the tax is imposed is [ Select ] The size of the government tax revenue from this tax is [ Select ]- The size of the deadweight loss from this tax is [ Select ]

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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