The imposition of an ad valorem tax:
a. shifts the demand curve up by the amount of the tax.
b. None of the options.
c. rotates the demand curve in a counter-clockwise direction.
d. rotates the demand curve in a clockwise direction.
e. shifts the demand curve up by the amount of the tax.
The correct option is e.) shifts the supply curve up by the amount of the tax.
Note: There is a misprint. Option a and e are same.
The imposition of an ad valorem tax shifts the supply curve up by the amount of the tax.
The imposition of an ad valorem tax: a. shifts the demand curve up by the amount...
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