
Answer is B but I don't know how to do it.
Tax portion that is paid by consumers = elasticity of supply / (elasticity of demand + elasticity of supply)
= 0.5 / (1.5 + 0.5)... (take absolute values)
= 0.5/0.20
= 0.25
Select B
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Consider a good whose own price elasticity of demand is 0 and price elasticity of supply is 1. The fraction of a specific tax that will be passed on to consumers is A. 1. B. 0.5. C. 0.25. D. 0. E. 0.75.
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2. Suppose demand is given by Qa = 31 +2P. - 2P where I is income, P, is the price of a related good, and P is the price of the product. If I = 6, P. = 17, and P = 10, find (a) the price elasticity of demand: (b) the income elasticity of demand: (c) the...
Suppose that the market for rutabagas (in case you don't know, it is a root vegetable that's also known as Swedish Turnip) is competitive. The demand for rutabagas is Q 2,000 100P and the supply of rutabagas is -100+200P. (a) Suppose that Governor Sloop imposes a $2 per unit tax to be paid by consumers. Who bears the statutory incidence of the $2 per unit tax? Who bears the economic incidence of this tax? [A graph can be helpful but...
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Figure EXF. Suppose D represents the market demand curve of US consumers. Then US firms begin to export to the UK, and US and UK consumers have a combined market demand at D'. The line S is US market supply. DI 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Q 26. See Figure EXF. After exports begin, the surplus of US producers...
8. When deciding what to tax, which of the following is true of the government if it wishes to know who will be paying the tax? a. It must know the demand of the good or service. b. It must understand the supply of the good. c. It must know the price elasticities of demand and supply. d. It must know the income elasticity of demand. 9. The best example of two complementary goods is _____ and _______. a. a...
9.When price increase from $43 to $49, quantity supplied increases from 220 units to 240 units. The price elasticity of supply in this price range is (use the Midpoint Formula): Multiple Choice a.0.3 b.0.67 c.1.5 d.3.33 10. When any change in price results in an infinite change in quantity demanded: Multiple Choice a.price elasticity of supply is zero. b.demand is perfectly elastic. c.demand is perfectly inelastic. d.price elasticity of supply is infinite. 12. Over a longer period of time: Multiple...
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Short Answer 1. When the price of Kit Kats rises by 20 percent, Matt reduces the amount of Kit Kats he eats from 10 to 9. Calculate the elasticity for Kit Kats. Are Kit Kats elastic or inelastic? Why? 2. If the price of chocolate increases by 20 percent and the total revenue generated from the sale of chocolate rises even though quantity does not fall, what can be said about the elasticity of chocolate...
(67)Suppose that when the price of cherries is $10 per lb, the quantity supplied of cherries is 20 lbs. When price of cherries is $6 per lb, the quantity supplied of cherries is 12 lbs. The price elasticity of supply is: (a)1.7 (b)1.0 (c)2.5 (d)0.8 (68)If an excise tax is placed on the producer of a product that has a perfectly inelastic demand, given ceteris paribus then: (a)The entire tax will be paid by the producer (b)The consumer and producer...
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8-11. A typical consumer has a utility function for cable movies given by the following function: U = 72X -0.15X2 where X is the number of cable movies viewed per year and U is measured in dollars. Questions 8 through 11 concern this consumer. 8. If the price of cable movies is set at $12 per movie, the consumer surplus gained by this typical consumer each year through purchasing cable movies will be:...