Option (B).
After tax quantity = Tax revenue / Unit tax = $750 / $5 = 150
Decrease in quantity = 200 - 150 = 50
Suppose the equilibrium quantity of widgets sold is 200 when there is no tax. Then a tax of $5 per widget is imposed....
1-3 please Feel free to use any spaces for scratch work. 1) Consider the excise tax lectured in class. For a given excise tax, we can correctly predict that consumer tax incidence will be less than producer tax incidence when: a) Both the demand and the supply curves are more inelastic. b) The demand curve is inelastic and the supply curve is elastie. c) The demand curve is elastic and the supply curve is inelastic. d) Both the demand and...
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