Suppose the supply of a good is perfectly elastic while the
demand is elastic. The burden of a tax on
the drug will
A) be shared by the buyers and sellers.
B) fall entirely on the sellers.
C) fall entirely on the buyers
D) fall on neither the buyers nor the sellers.
Answer
Option C
C) fall entirely on the buyers
A perfectly elastic supply shifts up by the tax amount, and the
buyer pay price equal to the old plus tax and seller receives the
same price as earlier.
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Tax Problem:
Suppose the demand curve for a good is given by Q D = 10 - 2P and
the supply curve is given by
Q S = -2 + P.
a) (4 points) Find the equilibrium price and quantity in the
absence of any government intervention.
b) (6 points) Now suppose the government imposes a tax of t = 3.
Find the new equilibrium price at
which the good is sold in the market and the quantity of the...