Suppose a tax is placed on the producer. What happens to supply? Draw the shift in...
Suppose a tax is placed on the producer. What happens to supply? Draw the
shift in supply assuming that demand is inelastic. Show in the graph who bears
the burden of the tax (in other words, is the producer able or unable to pass the
tax cost to the consumer?)
Homework Answers
Tax on sellers shifts supply leftward. New equilibrium price paid by sellers is Pb and price sellers receive is Ps.
Sellers are able to pass on the burden of tax to consumers because demand is relatively inelastic. Because demand is inelastic consumers bear a larger burden of tax.
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