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Excise taxes are much like sales taxes except they only apply to certain purchases.
An excise tax will usually cause the price of the product to fall
Both consumers and producers usually bear the impact of the excise tax.
Excise taxes may be used to discourage certain types of behavior.
1.1 If supply and demand for a product subject to the excise tax are both inelastic, you would expect the deadweight loss to be larger.
True
False
1.1.1 The deadweight loss of this tax:
is the inefficiency created by the tax that causes fewer rooms to be rented
is $8
will decrease as the demand becomes more inelastic
will be set by the government
1.1.1.1 For the following three questions, assume that a hotel room before an excise tax costs $100. The local government imposed an excise tax of $8 per night. This caused the price that the hotel charges to increase to $105.
The most likely effect of this tax will be:
that a deadweight loss of $8 will occur
the consumer's tax burden will be $5
that this will actually have no effect on the number of rooms sold per night
the demand for these rooms is perfectly elastic
FALSE-An excise tax will usually cause the pice of the product to fall.
1.1- True
1.1.1 is the inefficiency created by the tax that cause fewer rooms to be rented.
1.1.1.1 that consumer's tax burden will be $5
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