Homework Answers
Q16.1
Answer
Option c
the equilibrium is at D=S
the price and quantity are not provided in the graph but the price
should be between 24 and 10, quantity is above 30 so option c is
correct.
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Q16.2
Option a
After-tax the consumer pay price of $24 as the tax is $14 between
$24 and $10 price where the Q=30
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Q16.3
The producer receives =$14
Option b
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Q16.4
Option b
Incidence on buyer =price after-tax - price before tax
=24-16=8
Incidence on seller =tax per unit - incidence on buyer
=14-8
=6
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