Use Figure 1 below to answer questions 22-24. Suppose there are two jurisdictions, A and B.The graphic above shows the market for capital in jurisdiction A. Initially, equilibrium is at pointe on the graph, with equilibrium return Ro and equilibrium quantity of capital in jurisdiction A ofKo. Suppose a property tax, viewed as a tax on capital, is introduced into jurisdiction A at a rateof eg (on the graph) but that property remains untaxed in jurisdiction B.Figure 1RRAabeRRRoсRBdReDeKAKoK22. [3] Suppose we are in the short run and capital is immobile. What is the after-tax return oncapital immediately after the is imposed it is imposed.(a) RA(b) RB(c) Rc(d) RoA

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