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1. Define Excise Tax Per unit tax on production =
Increase in marginal cost Increase cost of producing each additional good
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2. What are the two goals of issuing an excise tax ?
Increase tax revenue Decrease consumption of…. (harmful) Common Example – tobacco
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4. D is perfectly inelastic and a tax is placed on suppliers.
Were the goals of the excise tax met? Revenue? Decrease Consumption? The burden of this tax falls on?
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5. D is perfectly elastic and a tax is placed on suppliers.
Were the goals of the excise tax met? Revenue? Decrease Consumption? The burden of this tax falls on?
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6. S is perfectly inelastic and a tax is placed on buyers.
Were the goals of the excise tax met? Revenue? Decrease Consumption? The burden of this tax falls on?
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7. S is perfectly elastic and a tax is placed on buyers.
Were the goals of the excise tax met? Revenue? Decrease Consumption? The burden of this tax falls on?
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8. What is the goal of placing a subsidy on a good?
Can increase or decrease production But goal is to benefit society Decreases the marginal cost
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One Example: want to increase the production- so provide incentive with subsidy to the producers ….= increased Q with lower prices …the additional costs of production are covered by the subsidy
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