A tax on Sugar Sweetened Beverages (SSB) introduced in Mexico in 2014 increased the price of SSB
by about 10%. An evaluation of the first two years of this measure found that SSB consumption fell
on average by 7.6%, with a larger decrease (11.7%) in low income households. The study also
estimated an increase in consumption of unsweetened beverages, particularly bottled water, of
2.1% (WHO, 2017)
Draw a demand and supply diagram for the market for Sugar Sweetened Beverages (SSB).
Name and fully label your diagram including both axes, and indicate and explain points of
interest using P for price (P1, P2 etc) and Q for quantity (Q1, Q2 etc). Draw the demand curve
assuming the elasticity for the whole Mexican economy holds. (Don’t use actual numbers, it
can’t be exact with the information given – just decide roughly how steep or flat to draw it,
and give a reason for your choice).
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