As per HOMEWORKLIB RULES we can answer only 1 question
11) Option A
Maximising tax revenue.
The maximisation of tax revenue creates distortion hence its not the goal of optimal income taxation.
11. The goals of optimal income taxation include all of the following EXCEPT: a. maximizing tax...
suppose a tax is imposed on a good that has relatively inelastic demand and relatively elastic supply. who will bear more of the burden tax, consumers or producers? Explain.
If there's an $11 tax so that the new equilibrium price is $29 and the new equilibrium quantity is 2000, then the government collects__ in tax revenue. The relative burden in this situation will be Hint: the relative burden is Elasticity of Supply //- Elasticity of Demand) and also equals consumer burden/producer burden. Price (dollars) Consumer surplus Supply Demand Producer surplus 0 1,000 2,000 3,300 Quantity of good X (units) Figure 10.PERFECT COMPETITION MAXIMIZES TOTAL SURPLUS, THE SUM OF CONSUMER...
Assume a perfectly competitive industry. The demand curve is QD = 93 − 3P and the supply curve is QS = -2 + 2P a) Find producer and consumer surplus. Suppose that a tax of $20 per unit is imposed on firms. b) Find the burden of the tax on consumers c) Find the burden of tax on firms d) Find any deadweight loss.
One of the following would not to lead to a deadweight loss. Which one? a. A tax imposed on sellers when demand is downward sloping and supply is perfectly elastic b. A price ceiling that is set below the equilibrium price c. A subsidy paid to sellers when both demand and supply are elastic, but not infinite d. A tax imposed on sellers when demand is perfectly inelastic e. All the above will result to a deadweight loss
All other things equal, when a good or service is characterized by a relatively elastic demand the greater share of the burden of an excise tax imposed on the _______ and the ______ the tax revenue earned by the government. A. consumer, greater B. producer, less C. consumer, less D. producer, greater
1. Draw how the burden of the tax is distributed under the following scenarios: a) Inelastic demand and elastic supply b) Elastic demand and inelastic supply c) Relative elasticities of demand and supply are similar In each diagram, clearly label: equilibrium price before the tax. price paid by buyers after the tax, price received by sellers after the tax, portion of tax burden on consumers, and portion of tax burden on producers. 2. What happens to the amount of deadweight...
at plans to impose gure below shows the market for cigarettes. The government plans to o answer in this market which will be collected by sellers. Use the rigure to ans Questions 47 and 48 Price per pack 512 Supply 40 70 Demand Quantity of cigarettes (1000s of packs) 47. The amount of the tax paid by buyers is sellers is a $8; $3 b. $3; $2 The amount of the tax paid by c. $5; $2 d. $3; $5...
Please help with answering these question - Which of the following is not true of an excise tax? Excise taxes are much like sales taxes except they only apply to certain purchases. An excise tax will usually cause the price of the product to fall Both consumers and producers usually bear the impact of the excise tax. Excise taxes may be used to discourage certain types of behavior. 1.1 If supply and demand for a product...
Please help with these questions.. thank you. Price ($/unit) Supply Demand OL 10 11 12 13 17 Quantity (units) 18. Refer to Figure 1. Suppose a tax of $6 per unit is imposed on sellers in this market. What is the total loss of consumer surplus resulting from this tax? a $18 b. $32 C. $36 d. $48 19. Refer to Figure 1. Suppose a tax of $6 per unit is imposed on sellers in this market. Which is correct?...
Price Controls and Taxes: Price Supply Pit------- - - - - E DE Demand - Quantity 23) In the figure shown above, if prices go from PI to P3, what could this be due to? a. There is a tax imposed on suppliers per unit sold. b. Demand for the good increases due to an increase in people's incom . c. There is a sales tax imposed on consumers. d a binding price floor is imposed e. Both c and...