Daily demand for gasoline at Billy-Bob's Mobile Station is described by D(p) = 980-300p, where p is the price in dollars. Billy-Bob's supply is S(p) =-2980 + 3000p.Suppose that the state government places a tax of 18 cents on every gallon of gasoline sold. What is the deadweight loss resulting from the tax?
Daily demand for gasoline at Billy-Bob's Mobile Station is described by D(p) = 980-300p, where p...
d) All UI WU UUUU 9) Suppose the demand and supply for cheese curds is given by the following equations where P is the price per unit of cheese curds and Q is the number of units of cheese curds: Demand: P = 15 - 30 Supply: P =Q+3 If the government imposes an excise tax of $4, what will be the resulting consumer price and producer price? 10) The figure below represents demand and supply in the market for...
8. Suppose the inverse demand equation for unleaded gasoline is P = 16−2Q, and the inverse supply equation is P = 0.5Q, where P is per gallon price. The government decides to impose a $1 excise tax on gas. Gas stations file the tax. How much does a consumer pays for each gallon in equilibrium after the imposition of tax? How much does a gas station get for each gallon sold? A. Gas station gets $4 per gallon, consumer pays...
The demand curve for gasoline is given by P= 18 -0.01Q where Q is a gallon of gasoline. A per-unit tax of $2 is imposed on the consumers. After paying the tax, their remaining marginal willingness to pay is represented by [Select] The new price that sellers receive is (Select] compared to the original market price of gasoline, and the new price that consumers pay (with the tax) is [Select ] compared the original market price of gasoline. If the...
Suppose that a market is described by the following supply and demaod equations: QD 240-P Suppose that a tax of T is placed on buyers, so the new demand equation is as follows: The new equilibrium price is now P 80, and the new equilibrium quantity is Q 160- Tax revenue is T x Q. Use the green points (triangle symbol) to graph tax revenue for the following tax (T) values: 0, 30, 90, 120, 150, 210, and 240. Laffer...
7. Suppose the inverse demand equation for rental apartments is P = 2000 – Q and the inverse supply equation for rental apartments is P=Q. Suppose there's a policy that restricts the price (monthly rental) to not exceed $1200. Which of the following statement is correct? A. The market equilibrium price will be $1200. B. There will be no excess demand or excess supply. C. There will be an excess demand of 400 units. D. There will be an excess...
5. Suppose the demand for flu shots can be described by the inverse function P=80-Q and the inverse supply curve is given as P=8+2Q. What is the market equilibrium price and quantity in this market? Suppose that flu shots generate consumption externalities such that the marginal social benefit is given by the equation MSB=80 - 12Q. What are the values of Price and Quantity that maximize social welfare/surplus? Is there over- or under consumption of flu shots? What is the...
3. Suppose the market for widgets can be described by the following equations: Demand: P= 10 - Q Supply: P=Q-4 where P is the price in dollars per unit and Q is the quantity in thousands of units. a. What is the equilibrium price and quantity? (2 points) b. Suppose the government imposes a tax of $1 per unit to reduce widget consumption and raise government revenues. What will the new equilibrium quantity be? What price will the buyer pay?...
2. Suppose that the demand function is D(p) = 600 - 3p and the supply function is S(p) = 300 + 3p. a. Derive the equilibrium price and quantity. b. What is the change in consumer's surplus after an increase in the price of 50 dollars? c. Now suppose South Korea is exporting phone to United States and the demand function for Korean phones in the United States is the same as above (in thousands of phones), where p is...
Suppose demand for automobiles in the United States is given by: P= 100−0.09QD where P is the price for new vehicles in dollars and QD is the quantity demanded per month. Assume the supply of automobiles is given by P= 4 + 0.03QS where again P is the price in thousands of dollars and QS is the quantity sold per month in hundreds of thousands. a.) Solve for the market equilibrium price and quantity. b.) Depict this market graphically, and...
5. TAXES/SUBSIDIES, AND OTHER GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS 1. Consider the demand and supply for bubbly water in a market represented by the following equations: QD = 15 - 10P QS = 40P - 50 where Q is millions of bottles per year and P measures dollars per bottle. The equilibrium price of bubbly water is $1.30 per bottle and 2 million bottles are sold each year. (a) Calculate the price elasticity of demand and the price elasticity of supply at the...