a. On the graph, demonstrate the effect of a $1 tax on equilibrium quantity and equilibrium price.…
When the tax is imposed on every soda, the “fat” tax will undoubtedly have an impact on the current optimal revenue maximizing price, number of quantities sold, and revenue. The price will rise and the quantity will decrease, which will affect the revenue to decrease as well. After proposed consumption tax, the quantity has decreased from 29469 to 29174.31 in a week, which is over 1%. The price has increased from $0.0170366 to $0.0172069, an increase of about 1%. Due to an increase in price and decrease in quantity, the…
d) If a $2 excise tax is levied on this good, what will happen to the equilibrium price and quantity?…
i. A 40-cent-per-pack tax on cigarettes will reduce teenage smoking by 10 percent. This is a positive economics statement.…
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This graph shows the effect of a negative externality. The curve for alcopops demand is D and the curve for alcopops supply is S1. The cost of alcopos is higher when tax get higher. The curve for alcopops after tax has becoming S2. Because of the tax, the demand of alcopops had been lower, we can know it by the new equilibrium point. After all, we can know how a tax on alcopops can correct for negative externalities associated with excessive consumption of alcopops.…
Figure 3 shows how PED determine who hold more tax burden. The demand curve is very negatively sloped while Supply moderately positively sloped. The tax shifts the supply curve upward by the amount of the tax to S1 + tax where Q1 is supplied at P1 price. The market is in a state of equilibrium where Q* is supplies at P* price. The government receives CYP1X revenue where a major CYP*Z is burdened upon the producer and a minor P*ZP1X burdened upon the consumer.…
The government should tax any product that contains nicotine not only cigarettes. Chewing Tabaco as well as snuff is just as dangerous and can cause cancer. There are products put out on the market every day for tobacco and nicotine users and the research is correct, if the prices and taxes are raised on these products there will be a significant decline. Before a bum or anyone could walk down the street and ask a random person for a cigarette and get it but now that cigarettes are almost $10 a pack no one wants to just give them out so therefore if you can afford them then it would be a little harder for you to get them. I just think that it would be obvious that any…
What is the price elasticity of demand for widgets between $8 and $10? . What is the elasticity of demand between $2 and $4? . As price decreases, demand becomes more / less elastic. What is total revenue per month at a price of $4? . A reduction in price from $4 to $2 causes total revenue to…
The big question with increasing cigarette taxes is will it really have the desired effect of decreasing the demand. There are two sides to this. One side says that the price is most defiantly elastic in demand. However, there are others who say that once a smoker always a smoker, no matter the cost. Some of the facts to support the decrease show the highest change in youth smokers. For example, for every ten percent increase in the price of a pack of cigarettes, youth smoking rates overall drop about seven percent. Another shocking effect taxes had on cigarette consumption was in 1985 where the tax increase had more of an effect on the consumption than did the health scare created by the government in the 1960’s in Surgeon General’s reports.Although I was not able to find reliable sources to prove the demand to be inelastic, from what I have observed, initially people cut back or attempt to quit but the diehard smokers eventually give in and continue to pay the increased amount.…
The rise of taxes impacts both supply and demand. Taxes drive market equilibrium to a price that is higher than without the tax and a quantity that is lower than without the tax (Anonymous, n.d.)…
Professor Harris's own data show consumption of cigarettes falling both in times of falling and rising real prices. Indeed, if the objective is to reduce the incidence of smoking, Harris should applaud moves by generally well-managed companies away from production and marketing activities of which he disapproves. Taxing cigarettes as a percent of value distorts production and consumption patterns and reduces the reliability of cigarette taxation for revenue-raising.…
Elasticity mainly refers to when the consumer or the producer makes a change on their demand or on the amount supplied in response to price or income…
In depth, according to the textbook, there are two goals for the government to place taxes on a company or consumers. The first one as previous stated is to raise revenue and this type would be the most beneficial when the supply is inelastic. The second goal is to change a consumer or company’s behavior in the market and it is most effective with supply is elastic.…
If a 5% decrease in the price of AAA brings about a 3% increase in the sales of BBB, then _______________________.…