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- The Market: SUVS (sports utility vehicles) The Market price: $50,000. The Scenario: A tax of $2,000 is placed on the producers of each new SUV produced because they block visibility for others on the freeway. Assume a standard upward-sloping supply and downward-sloping demand in this market. What price do you expect after this tax of $2.000 is placed on SUV producers in this market? O Between $50,000 and $52.000. O Less than $50,000. $52,000 exactly. $50,000 exactly. O More than $52,000.arrow_forwardA shift to the LEFT of the demand curve (due a decrease in in expected price of the good) results in Oa No change in producer surplus Ob. Increase in the consumer surplus OC. A negative consumer surplus Od. Decrease in the consumer surplusarrow_forwardConsider a market in which supply and demand are both unit elastic at the equilibrium (equals 1 in absolute value). Which of the following statements is true? a. Consumer and producer surplus are equal. O b. None of the other answers are correct. O c. Consumer surplus is larger than producer surplus. O d. Producer surplus is larger than consumer surplus.arrow_forward
- The figure shows the market for buckets of golf balls at the driving range. A new leisure time tax is placed on suppliers in this market, shifting the supply curve from So to S₁. The amount of this tax per bucket of golf balls. IS QA. $2 OB. $2.50 O C. $4 OD. $1 OE. $3arrow_forwardWhat happens when there are changes to production other than price or STONER Choose all that apply A)Change supply B)Dont change supply C)Change quantity supply D)Shift supplyarrow_forwardCurrently the price for wheat is $5 per bushel. To help the farmers, the government promises that it will buy any wheat that farmers can't sell at a price of $6 per bushel. Select one. O a This will decrease producer surplus. O b This is an example of quota. O c This will decrease consumer surplus. O d This is an example of price ceilingarrow_forward
- Suppose the market for a product is given by the following S+D functions. price 100 80 60 40 20 20 Demand 40 60 80 100 120 140 How much DWL does a $10 tax create? O a. zero Ob. 200 O c. 600 O d. 400 Supplyarrow_forwardI need the answer as soon as possiblearrow_forward1. Consider a market where the demand is given by Q = 120 –P and supply is %3D given by QS = P. What are the consumer and producer surplus? Р. %3D a) Consumer surplus is 120 arnd producer surplus is 600. b) Consumer surplus is 600 and producer surplus is 1200. c) Consumer surplus is 240 and producer surplus is 300. d) Consumer surplus is 1200 and producer surplus is 240.arrow_forward
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