(Table: The Market for Taxi Rides) Use Table: The Market for Taxi Rides. If a government quota limit at 9 million rides is imposed, the quota rent that will accrue to the owner of a taxi medallion will be per ride, but there will be a total missed opportunity (inefficiency) to consumers and producers of million rides. Table: The Market for Taxi Rides Quantity Demanded (millions of rides per year) Quantity Supplied (millions of rides Fare (per ride) per year) $7.00 6. 14 6.50 7 13 6.00 12 5.50 9 11 5.00 10 10 4.50 4.00 12 3.50 13 3.00 14 6 $1; 1 $3; 3 $4; 4 $2; 2

(Table: The Market for Taxi Rides) Use Table: The Market for Taxi Rides. If a government quota limit at 9 million rides is imposed, the quota rent that will accrue to the owner of a taxi medallion will be per ride, but there will be a total missed opportunity (inefficiency) to consumers and producers of million rides. Table: The Market for Taxi Rides Quantity Demanded (millions of rides per year) Quantity Supplied (millions of rides Fare (per ride) per year) $7.00 6. 14 6.50 7 13 6.00 12 5.50 9 11 5.00 10 10 4.50 4.00 12 3.50 13 3.00 14 6 $1; 1 $3; 3 $4; 4 $2; 2

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