Let a=b=1/3
so,
WITHOUT LEVY
demand: P = 1800 - 3Q
Supply : P = 0.00005 Q2 + Q + 150
WITH LEVY
demand: P + 50 = 1800 - 3Q
Supply : P = 0.00005 Q2 + Q + 150
Before Levy | After levy | Difference | |
Eq. quantity | 410 | 398 | 12 |
Eq. price: consumer pay | 570 | 556 | 4 |
Eq. price: before levy | 568.4 | 555.9 | 12.5 |
govt Revenue(without levy) | 1.6 | 0.1 | 1.5 |
govt Revenue(with levy) | - |
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Consider the following supply and demand model derived from a
small farming town
qCD=.5I-.1PC
(1)
qCS=1.9PC+5R
(2)
Where equation (1) denotes the monthly demand for corn and
equation (2) denotes the monthly supply for corn.
(PC) is the price of corn,
(I) denotes average
consumer income, and (R) denotes average monthly days of
rainfall.
Based on the supply and demand model depicted in equations (1)
and (2):
If average monthly consumer income is 200 and average rainfall
per...
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