Refer to the following graph:Priceof apples(per basketNo TaxConsumersget thissuppliersConsumersephaProducersget this700Quantity of applesbaskets)O consumers/buyersPriceof apples(per basket)SupplyDemand$2.65145TaxWith $1 TaxConsumersget thisProducersget thisbd500The governmentgets thisTaxNo one gets this(deadweight losg)SupplyDemandThe graph on the left is the market outcome with no tax on apples. The graph on the right is the market outcome with a $1.00 per basked of apples tax imposed. Who iends up bearing the greater burden of this tax once its imposed?700Quantity of apples(baskets)

The graph on the left shows the equilibrium price and quantity before tax. The equilibrium point is…

Refer to the following graph Price of apples (per basket No Tax Consumers Producers get this 700 Quantity of apples beskets) Price apples (per basket Supply Demand $2.45 1.45 With $1 Tax Consumers get this Producers get this b 500 The government gets this Tax No one gets this (deadweight Supply 700 Quantity of apples (baskets) The graph on the left is the market outcome with no tax on apples. The graph on the right is the market outcome with a $1.00 per basked of apples tax imposed. Who ends up bearing the greater burden of this tax once its imposed?

Refer to the following graph Price of apples (per basket No Tax Consumers Producers get this 700 Quantity of apples beskets) Price apples (per basket Supply Demand $2.45 1.45 With $1 Tax Consumers get this Producers get this b 500 The government gets this Tax No one gets this (deadweight Supply 700 Quantity of apples (baskets) The graph on the left is the market outcome with no tax on apples. The graph on the right is the market outcome with a $1.00 per basked of apples tax imposed. Who ends up bearing the greater burden of this tax once its imposed?

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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