Answer 1. eighth year after it is imposed than the first year after it is imposed because demand and supply will be less elastic in the first year than the eighth year.
reason- Demand and supply are less elastic in the first year than in the eighth year as more substitutes are available in the long run.
Less elasticity means less fall in equilibrium Quantity and less fall in Deadweight loss.
Answer 2. Long run equilibrium but not in the short run equilibrium
reason- In the long run monopolistic competitive firm earns zero profit and in the Short run firms earn positive profit.
In the figure firm is earning zero profit as P=ATC.
Answer 3. there is insufficient data to determine the profit
reason- Profit=(P-ATC) Q
We know price= MR= $7 and Q= 14 but we do not know ATC. So we cannot determine the profit.
Answer 4. $87
Reason- When $87 tax is imposed, Firm A,B,C will produce 3 units of pollution and Firm D will produce two units of pollution.
So total pollution= 11 units.
Note-According to HOMEWORKLIB RULES first four parts can be answered
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Question1:
1.1 Refer to the figure above. Suppose S and D are the
initial supply and demand curves and a tax represented by S' is
imposed on sellers. The distance that represents the per unit
amount of the tax is
A.
EG.
B.
0A.
C.
HJ.
D.
IH.
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initial supply and demand curves, after the tax represented by S'
is imposed, the equilibrium price...
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Part 1.
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tax?
What is the amount of the tax?
How much of the tax will the buyers pay?
How much of the tax will the sellers pay?
How much will the buyer pay for the product after the tax is
imposed?
How much will the seller receive after the tax is imposed?
As a result of the tax, what has happened to the level of
output?
Calculate the economic...