consider the market for illegal drugs
a) is the demand for illegal drugs elastic or inelastic? explain
b) using graphs, please illustrate which method is more effective in reducing the total market size for illegal drugs : drug education or drug interdiection(to forbid; prohibit)?
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consider the market for illegal drugs a) is the demand for illegal drugs elastic or inelastic?...
In 2004, Congress allocated over $20 billion to fight illegal drugs. About 60 percent of the funds was directed at reducing the supply of drugs through domestic law enforcement and interdiction. Some critics of this approach argue that supply-side approaches to reduce the drug supply actually helped drug producers. Demonstrate graphically the effect of supply-side measures on the market for illegal drugs. Explain how these measures affect drug producers. (Hint: Consider the elasticity of demand). Demonstrate the effect of demand-side...
pharmaceutical drugs have inelastic demand and computers have an elastic demand. Suppose that technological advance doubles the supply of both products that is the quantity supplied at each price is twice what it was.What happens to the equilibrium price and quantity in each market
1. (0,5, or 10) Explain how the elasticity of demand for drugs (whether it is elastic or inelastic) is important in the debate about legalization of presently illegal substances?
Some policy makers have claimed that the U.S. government should purchase illegal drugs, such as cocaine, to increase the price that drug users face and therefore reduce their consumption. Does this idea have any merit? Illustrate this logic in a simple supply and demand framework. How does the elasticity of demand for illegal drugs relate to the efficacy of this policy? Are you more or less willing to favor this policy if you are told demand is inelastic?
pharmaceutical drugs have an inelastic demand and computers have an elastic demand. suppose that technology advance doubles the supply of both product (that is, the quantity supplied at each price is twice what it was) what happens 1 to the equilibrium price and quantity ib each market? 2 which product experiences a larger change in price? 3 which product experiences a larger change in quantity?
24. Consider the market for milk. Draw a supply curve and a demand curve (is the demand curve elastic on inelastic). Label the equilibrium price and quantity. Suppose that the production of milk causes some environmental damage (e.g., water pollution, greenhouse gases). Illustrate this externality and the socially optimal quantity of milk. Illustrate the market equilibrium for college education. Demand is fairly inelastic. Illustrate the socially optimal quantity of education (what type of externality is there in the marekt for...
Consider the demand curve illustrated in the figure to the right. Is demand elastic or inelastic? O A. Demand is elastic at all prices above $10.00 and inelastic at all prices below $10.00. O B. Demand is inelastic at all prices above $10.00 and elastic at all prices O C. Demand is elastic at all prices above $12.00 and inelastic at all prices O D. Demand is inelastic (at all prices). O E. Demand is elastic (at all prices). At...
Consider the demand curve ก็เstrated in the figure to the right Is demand elastic or inelastic? 0 A. Demand is elastic at all prices above $10.00 and inelastic at al prices below S1000. OB. Demand is inelastic at all prices above S10OO and elastic at al prices below S1000. O C. Demand is elastic at all prices above $12.00 and inelastic at al prices below $12.00, O D. Demand is inelastic (at all prices). E. Demand is elastic (at all...
More inelastic the demand the lower is going to be the relative price, while more elastic the demand, higher is going to be the relative price charged by a discriminating monopolist. Explain using diagrams.
15.Demand tends to be more elastic when A. price is high, and more inelastic when price is low. B. price is low, and more inelastic when price is high. C. the demand curve is very steep. D. the quantity demanded is larger. 16.If increasing the admission charge for National Parks increases the National Park Service’s total revenue, then the demand for National Park visits is A.inelastic. B.elastic, but not perfectly elastic. C.perfectly elastic. D.a perfectly horizontal line. 20. When consumers’...