INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS

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INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS GRAPHS AND TABLES PART 1A

Table II-10b: Imposing Taxes on Producers

Table II-10b: Imposing Taxes on Producers

Table II-10b: Imposing Taxes on Producers

Table II-10b: Imposing Taxes on Producers

Figure II-10.4: The Effect of a Tax on the Supply Curve $10 $2 Q

Figure II-10.4: The Effect of a Tax on the Supply Curve STAX = $4 S0 $10 $6 $2 Q

Figure II-10.5: The Effect of a Tax on the Market P S0 $22 $12 D $2 Q 5,000

Figure II-10.5: The Effect of a Tax on a Market P STAX=$4 $22 CS’ S0 P1 = $14 WL P0 = $12 TaxRev P2 = $10 $6 PS’ D $2 Q Q1 = 4,000 5,000 = Q0

Table II-11a: Creating a Subsidy for Producers

Table II-11a: Creating a Subsidy for Producers

Table II-11b: Creating a Subsidy for Producers

Table II-11b: Creating a Subsidy for Producers