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The table below shows current carbon emissions and the cost of reducing carbon emissions for three industrial firms. The government introduces a cap-and-trade policy to regulate carbon emissions. The total cap on emissions is 180 tonnes of carbon, and each firm receives an initial allocation of tradable permits for 60 tonnes of carbon emissions. Current carbon emissions Firm A B C (tonnes) 80 100 70 a. Firm A will buy 40 emission ✓ Firm C. Cost of reducing emissions by 1 ton ($) 150 200 50 Firm B will sell 20 emissior Firm C. Instructions: Round your answer to the nearest whole number. b. To break even, the selling firm must receive $ 150

A computer store sells WP and SS. Given below are themaximum amounts two consumers will pay for these goods and for a bundle that contains bothgoods.      WP SS Bundle carolina $100 $90 $190 shawn $90 $40 $130 (a) What is the firm’s revenue if it sells the WP at a price of $90 and the SSat a price of $90? The goods are only available individually and not as a bundle. Please showyour calculations.(b) Will the firm charge $130 or $190 for the bundle if it wants to earn maximum revenue?Assume that the goods are only sold as a bundle and not available separately. Please explain.(c) Will selling individually or selling a bundle result in higher revenues?

Mr permise states I do not understand why anyone would suggest the use of taxes or regulations in pollution problems. Taxes are unfair and regulations are costly and inefficient. The best approach is to trust the market. Firms will control their emissons because it is cost effective for them to do so. The only policy they may need to applied is the use of market permits. Thismarket would function completely and permit prices would clearly represent all revlevant costs Discuss this statement

Suppose that the supply and demand schedules for a local electric utility are as follows:Price 17 16 15 14 13 12 11Quantity supplied 9 7 5 3 1 - -Quantity demanded 3 4 5 6 7 8 9The price is in cents per kilowatt hour (kWh), and the quantity is millions of kilowatt hours. The utilitydoes not operate at prices less than 13 cents per kWh.(a) Using graph paper and a ruler, or a computer spreadsheet or presentation program, carefully graphand label the supply curve for electricity.(b) On the same graph, draw and label the demand curve for electricity.(c) What is the equilibrium price of electricity? The equilibrium quantity? Label this point on yourgraph.(d) At a price of 17 cents per kWh, what is the quantity supplied? What is the quantity demanded? Whatis the relationship between quantity supplied and quantity demanded? What term do economists useto describe this situation?(e) At a price of 14 cents per kWh, what is the relationship between quantity supplied and quantitydemanded? What…

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Incorrect Question 4 What areas in the above graph represent the externality damage from a negative externality without any regulation? Price Social Marginal Cost A Supply В EIF IG D Demand Quantity O A+B+C O D+E O C+D+G O D+E+F+G O D+E+F+G+H

D. What is Total Cost E. What is profit F. What is Socially optimum output

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