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- Which of the following would Increase quantitysupplied, mcrease quantity demanded, and decreasethe price that consumers pay?a. the imposition of a bmding price floorb. the removal of a binding price floorc. the passage of a tax levied on producersd. the repeal of a tax levied on producersEnergy dnnKS has been causing dea th Senator Miller proposes 8 2 tax ( that on average cost $ 2. on the arnnks Senator cruz thinks is too nigh. in response, the Miller Bill was fixed to make it a $ I tax. DRAW A ORAPA. Locate equilibrium price and quantity. which letters reppsent the proaucer and oonsumer $urplus Z ata before the tax ? which repruent after the tax ? Did the surplus increase or decrease? why}1-Which of the following factor is affecting supply negatively? a. Tax b. Subsidy c. Technology d. Favorable climate
- problem 1. Think about the market for parking spaces in downtown LA. There is little flexibility in terms of changing the number of parking spaces provided. On the other hand, there are many substitutes for parking in the city such as taking the train or parking just outside the city and taking a bus. a. Please draw the market for parking spaces in downtown LA. b. If a tax is applied on parking spaces, what happens to the quantity? c. Who pays most of the tax burden? problem 2 Suppose the California legislature passed a sweeping law to lower the number of regulations for building homes such as increasing the parking requirements and setback requirements. Suppose there is a housing tax. a. What is the effect of this law on the PES for housing? b. What effect would this law have on the tax burden for buyers?Rick Perry, trump's Energy Secretary proposed subsidies for coal industry. A first yea economics student would be much smarter than any trump appointee because the student knows that it makes economic sense O to impose a tax on the producers to reduce supply. O to give subsidies to consumers to increase demand for coal. O to give subsidies to producers to increase supply of coal. O to impose taxes on consumers to increase demand for coal.1.The demand and supply schedules for coffee are given in the table. a.If there is no tax on coffee, what is the price of a cup of coffee and how much coffee is bought? b.If a tax of 75¢ a cup is introduced, what is the price of a cup of coffee and how much coffee is bought? Who pays the tax?
- 7.04 Review Suppose a tax of $20 is placed on televisions. If this market's supply and demand curves' are elastic, the burden of this tax falls on: Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a the sellers b the buyers both the sellers and the buyers.1. Discuss the impact of the imposition of a tax (on the seller). What happens to the following? a. How does elasticity impact the incidence of a tax 2. Discuss two unintended effects of a price ceiling?Price (dollars per bucket) 16 15 14 13 12 || 10 0 200 300 400 500 600 ..S₁.. D 700 800 Quantity (buckets) 002 002 OF1Z2U8 I meiner Scho thouges 002 6. The above image is the market for buckets of golf balls at a drivng range. A tax was imposed on this market, moving the supply from SO to S1. How large was the tax? Explain how you figured that out. (3 points) 85 AS 11
- The following is a Table that contains the demand and supply schedules of chocolate ice-creams. Price (cents per ice-cream) $0.90 0.80 0.70 0.60 0.50 0.40 Quantity Demanded (millions per day) 1 asifWNH 2 3 4 5 6 Quantity Supplied (millions per day) 7 6 10 10 5 4 3 2 a) If there is no tax on ice-creams, what is their price and how many are produced and consumed? b) If a tax of $0.20 cents is imposed on every ice-cream consumed, what happens to the price of an ice-cream and the number produced and consumed? Illustrate the effects of this policy on the market for chocolate ice-creams. c) How much tax does the government collect and who pays it?Which of the following would increase quantity supplied, increase quantity demanded, and decrease the price that consumers pay?a. the imposition of a binding price floorb. the removal of a binding price floorc. the passage of a tax levied on producersd. the repeal of a tax levied on producersMr.A who is the business of selling furniture has provided his demand and supply for hisproductsDuring the year 2018Price $ Demand supply12 0 3610 3 308 6 246 9 184 12 122 15 60 18 01.Draw the demand and supply graph and plot the equilibrium price and quantity2.Find the consumer and producer surplus3.Comment on below prices on whether it will lead to excess demand or supply10,4,12,04.The Government introduced a tax of 6 $.Show the impact in the graph5.Calcualte the consumer burden, supplier burden and Government revenue