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
Homework Answers
Ans) the correct option is B; sellers
Steeper the curve, more inelastic the curve is. In panel B the supply curve is inelastic and more tax burden will fall on producers.
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Figure: Tax Incidence
Reference: Ref 7-12
(Figure: Tax Incidence) Look at the figure Tax Incidence. All...
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(Figure: Tax Incidence) Use Figure: Tax Incidence. All other
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relatively elastic supply, as shown in panel _____, a greater share
of the burden of an excise tax is borne by _____.
A; sellers
B; buyers
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B; sellers
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A; sellers
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