The city of Pueblo, CO recently passed a bill to subsidize homebuyers by assisting with their down-payments. The new bill will give qualified homebuyers $20,000 for their down-payment. 8 Demonstrate the effect of these subsidies on the market for housing in Pueblo, and answer the questions that follow. B 19 In the graph, shift one or both curves to show the effect of the $20,000 subsidy. Price (in thousands of $) 600 590 580 570 560 550 €540 530 520 510 500 Supply Demand 04 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 Quantity of homes (in thousands) In the absence of government involvement in the market, the equilibrium price is the equilibrium quantity is thousand homes. As a result of the subsidy, consumers will pay thousand per home. thousand per home, and sellers will receive . Even though homebuyers receive a $20,000 subsidy for their purchase, thousand per home, and O buyers receive all of the benefits. O the amount that each side of the market benefits from the subsidy depends on the relative elasticities of buyers and sellers. O the benefits go to whoever receives the subsidy from the government. Osellers receive all of the benefits.
The city of Pueblo, CO recently passed a bill to subsidize homebuyers by assisting with their down-payments. The new bill will give qualified homebuyers $20,000 for their down-payment. 8 Demonstrate the effect of these subsidies on the market for housing in Pueblo, and answer the questions that follow. B 19 In the graph, shift one or both curves to show the effect of the $20,000 subsidy. Price (in thousands of $) 600 590 580 570 560 550 €540 530 520 510 500 Supply Demand 04 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 Quantity of homes (in thousands) In the absence of government involvement in the market, the equilibrium price is the equilibrium quantity is thousand homes. As a result of the subsidy, consumers will pay thousand per home. thousand per home, and sellers will receive . Even though homebuyers receive a $20,000 subsidy for their purchase, thousand per home, and O buyers receive all of the benefits. O the amount that each side of the market benefits from the subsidy depends on the relative elasticities of buyers and sellers. O the benefits go to whoever receives the subsidy from the government. Osellers receive all of the benefits.
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