The after-tax quantity is given to be . For the given values of taxes, we have the table as below.
T | Q | TR |
0 | 160 | 0 |
30 | 140 | 4200 |
90 | 100 | 9000 |
120 | 80 | 9600 |
150 | 60 | 9000 |
210 | 20 | 4200 |
240 | 0 | 0 |
The graph would be as below.
According to the graph, the base of the DWL triangle is T, and the height is 2T/3.
The reason being that, the base of the triangle is the difference between the price charged to customers and the price received by the producers, which is T. Also, the height of the triangle would be .
The DWL would be . The table would be as below.
T | DWL |
0 | 0 |
60 | 1200 |
120 | 4800 |
180 | 10800 |
240 | 19200 |
The graph would be as below.
The correct options would be
As can be seen in the second graph, the DWL increases as T increases, and reducing the tax T would reduce the DWL. Also, in the first graph, the curve is maximum at T=$120, and reducing tax to that would definitely increase tax-revenue in compare to T=$140. After $120, for each next tax, the tax revenue decreases. Hence, tax revenue at T=$140 would be definitely more than tax revenue at T=$240.
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