As the result of a $4 per unit tax being imposed in the market for alarm...
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As the result of a $4 per unit tax being imposed in the market for alarm clocks, the equilibrium price rises by $1. What is the economic burden of this $4 tax (in $s) to producers? |
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Due to imposition of tax equilibrium price rises by $1 means the economic burden of $4 tax on consumer is $1.
The economic burden of tax on producer = $4 - $1 = $3
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good after the tax is imposed?
2) What price will buyers pay for the good after the tax is
imposed?
3)How much is the burden of this tax on the buyers/sellers in
this market?
How do you calculate it? Please explain.
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