Macroeconomics
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Chapter 6, Problem 8SPA
a)
To determine
Impact on market price and quantity bought when penalty is imposed on either seller or buyer only.
b)
To determine
Impact on market price and quantity bought when penalty is imposed on both seller and buyer.
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