Suppose the market demand for a good takes the form: Q=750--P 0-1/1/ 2 D and the...

 

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Suppose the market demand for a good takes the form: Q=750--P 0-1/1/² 2 D and the market supply takes the form: 1 Q-P-125 3 The government enacts $50 per-unit tax on consumers, what is the price that producers receive (Ps)? QUESTION 17 Suppose the market demand for a good takes the form: =750- - P ---P Qp² = and the market supply takes the form: 1 =-P-125 The government enacts $50 per-unit tax on consumers, what quantity is exchanged? QUESTION 18 Suppose the market demand for a good takes the form: 2=750--P --- P 2 and the market supply takes the form: ₁=-=-=P =-P-125 The government enacts $50 per-unit tax on consumers, how much of the $50 tax do consumers pay (i.e. what is the consumers' tax incidence)? Suppose the market demand for a good takes the form: Q=750--P 0-1/1/² 2 D and the market supply takes the form: 1 Q-P-125 3 The government enacts $50 per-unit tax on consumers, what is the price that producers receive (Ps)? QUESTION 17 Suppose the market demand for a good takes the form: =750- - P ---P Qp² = and the market supply takes the form: 1 =-P-125 The government enacts $50 per-unit tax on consumers, what quantity is exchanged? QUESTION 18 Suppose the market demand for a good takes the form: 2=750--P --- P 2 and the market supply takes the form: ₁=-=-=P =-P-125 The government enacts $50 per-unit tax on consumers, how much of the $50 tax do consumers pay (i.e. what is the consumers' tax incidence)?

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