2. A binding price floor
A. |
has no effect |
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B. |
creates a permanent surplus |
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C. |
creates a temporary surplus |
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D. |
creates a permanent shortage |
3. Protection of a new industry until it becomes strong enough to compete with foreign producers is based on the argument of
A. |
infant industries. |
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B. |
government revenue creation. |
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C. |
reciprocity. |
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D. |
creation of a level playing field. |
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E. |
national defense. |
4. Economists prefer tariffs to free trade since tariffs do not have a deadweight loss.
True
False
5. Which of the following is true?
i. If demand is perfectly elastic, the tax creates no deadweight loss.
ii. The more elastic the supply of a factor of production, the greater is the deadweight loss from an income tax
iii. A tax is regressive if the average tax rate rises with income.
A. |
Only ii |
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B. |
Only i |
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C. |
i and ii |
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D. |
Only iii |
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E. |
i and iii |
1. The domestic equilibrium quantity of corn produced is Q3.
2. Supply is more than demand. And since market force can do nothing, the price floor creates a permanent surplus.
3. Infant industry.
4. False. Tariffs do create a deadweight loss.
2. A binding price floor A. has no effect B. creates a permanent surplus C. creates a temporary surplus...
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