(Figure: Tax Incidence) Use Figure: Tax Incidence. All other things unchanged, when a good or service is characterized by a relatively elastic supply, as shown in panel _____, a greater share of the burden of an excise tax is borne by _____.
A; sellers
B; buyers
A; buyers
B; sellers
Ans is C
Flatter the curve, more elastic it is.
Thus panel A denote the elastic supply curve.
and we know burden of the tax is burned by the inelastic side. It means buyer will bear more of the tax burden.
(Figure: Tax Incidence) Use Figure: Tax Incidence. All other things unchanged, when a good or service...
Figure: Tax Incidence Reference: Ref 7-12 (Figure: Tax Incidence) Look at the figure Tax Incidence. All other things unchanged, when a good or service is characterized by a relatively inelastic supply, as shown in panel _____, a greater share of the burden of an excise tax is borne by _____. A; sellers B; sellers A; buyers B; buyers Panel A Panel B Price (per unit) Price (per unit) S2 -tax 0 YAN Q2 Q1 Quantity (per period) Q2Q1 Quantity (per...
(Figure: Tax Incidence) Use Figure: Tax Incidence. Based on the figure, the deadweight loss of an excise tax is likely to be greater in panel _____ than in panel _____. C; A C; D B; A D; A Figure: Tax Incidence Pand A Price (per unit) Price (per unit) Pe Q2 Q3 Quantity (per period) Q2Q Quantity (per period) Panel Panel D Price (per unit) Price (per unit) Si QQ, Quantity (per period) 0,, Quantity (per period)
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