Refer to the Figure. Which of the following statements is correct?
A Aprice floor set at $9 would result in a surplus
B A price floor set at $6 would be binding, but a price floor set at $8 would not be binding
C Aprice ceiling set at $9 would result in a surplus.
D Aprice ceiling set at $10 would be binding, but a price ceiling set at $6 would not be binding
Refer to the Figure. How is the burden of the tax shared between buyers and sellers? Buyers bear
A one-third of the burden, and sellers bear two-thirds of the burden.
B all of the burden, and sellers bear none of the burden.
C two-thirds of the burden, and sellers bear one-third of the burden.
D one-half of the burden, and sellers bear one-half of the burden.
Option A
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ANswer
before tax equilibrium at Qd=Qs or S1=D
where
P=$3 and Q=120 units
after tax, the supply shifts to the left and the new equilibrium is
at S2=D
where
price paid by buyer =$5, received by a producer is $2
tax =5-2=$3
The tax burden on consumer =after tax price paid by buyer-
before tax price
=5-3
=$2
it means 2/3 of tax on the buyer
tax burden on producer =tax -Tax burden on consumer
=3-2
=$1
it means 1/3 of tax on producers
option C
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