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a) A monopoly has the inverse demand function P=200-Q and the cost function C=40 Q . Set up the profit maximization problem and solve for the profit- maximizing price and quantity. How much will the monopoly raise the price if it faces a quantity tax, t=40 ? Show the (additional) welfare loss of...
Figure 1. Price $ Supply (after tax) Supply (before tax) Demand 75 100 Quantity of Cigarettes 12. In Figure 1, the tax is being levied to the a. Third party b. Buyer c. Government d. None of the above curve is unchanged. 13. The curve shifts to the left after tax but a. Demand; supply b. Supply; demand c. Supply, supply d. Demand; demand 14. The amount of tax is a. $1 b. $3 c. $2 d. $4 15. The...
After maximizing profits, identify the firm's level of profit. of 1 Select one: o a. the area of rectangle CDEF O b. the area of rectangle BDEG c. the area of rectangle ACEH d. the area of rectangle ADEH Information Diagram 2: Monopoly p Flag question MC Demand Quantity P20- cs nagerial on 28 After maximizing profits, identify the firm's total revenue. -red out of 1 on Select one: O a. the area of rectangle ABGH b. the area of...
1. The inverse demand function for a good takes the constant elasticity form p(Q) = Qβ , −1 < β < 0, which is a commonly used simple functional form. The good is produced by n identical firms with a cost function c(qi) = cqi . Note that c 0 (qi) = c and c 00(qi) = 0; i.e., there are constant marginal costs. A specific tax of t per unit is imposed on the production of the good. (a)...
4.16 Algebraically solve for the after-tax equi- librium price and quantity in the corn mar- ket if the government collects a specific tax of t $2.40 from customers, as Figure 3.6 illustrates. (Hint: See Solved Prob- lem 3.4.) A panel b of Applying the Silp CHAPTER 3 50 MyEcon Lab Video (b) The specific tax collected from customers shits te demand curve down by t $2.40 from D to D. The (a) The specific tax of t $2.40 per bushel...
1 The following information is provided for Slow-Ways Bhd.. a.. The profits and dividends declared for the year ended 31 December x4 are as shown below. RM'000 RM'000 73.000 • Profit after taxation from continuing operations Loss after tax from discontinued operation Profit after tax (10.000) 63.000 Dividends declared for the year: Ordinary shares 30,000 - Preference shares Chalf year) 5.250:- Ordinary share capital 300 million shares 7% cumulative preference share capital 150 million shares b. On 1 June x5,...
1. Making Moves has the following data available. Sales $800 000 Selling expenses 160 000 Profit 320 000 Using vertical analysis, express selling expenses as a percentage of the base amount. a. 60% b. 50% c. 20% d. 15% 2. How many of these ratios measure the adequacy of profits? Profit before interest and finance costs/ finance costs Profit compared to total assets Profit compared to sales Profit compared to equity a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4...
1. Which of the following statement is not true regarding sales tax: a)Sales tax is a consumption tax b)Sales tax applies to the sale of certain goods and services c) Sales tax is levied at the point of sale d)Sales tax is collected by the retailer and passed on to the government e)Consumers pay sales tax directly to the state f) If a business fails to collect sales tax from a consumer, they are still responsible for paying the uncollected...
Consider a new firm that is a monopolist in a market with (inverse) demand: p(y) = 1000y^(−x) The firm has a cost function c(y) =Cy whereCis a non-negative constant(M C=Cis constant). 1. Show analytically that this demand has a constant elasticity 2. Write out the firm’s profit function in terms of x, y and C. 3. Derive the Necessary First Order Condition for profit to be at a maximum. What is the sufficient Second Order Condition for this point to...