Exam 7: Taxes
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If the elasticity of demand is _____ and the elasticity of supply is _____,tax revenue is likely to decrease if the tax rate is increased.
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The number of seats in a football stadium is fixed at 70,000.The city decides to impose a tax of $10 per ticket.In response,the team management raises the ticket price from $30 to $40 and still sells all 70,000 tickets.The tax caused a change in the consumer surplus of _____,a change in the producer surplus of _____,and a deadweight loss of _____.
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-(Figure: The Market for Blue Jeans)Use Figure: The Market for Blue Jeans.The government recently levied a $10 tax on the producers of blue jeans.What area or areas in the graph identify consumer and producer surplus after the tax was levied?
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-(Figure: The Market for Lattes)Use Figure: The Market for Lattes.If the excise tax increases from $1.50 to $2.25 per latte,government revenue will _____ by _____.
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Given any downward-sloping demand curve for a good,the more price-elastic the supply curve,the _____ equilibrium output will fall and the _____ will be the deadweight loss when the government imposes an excise tax.
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-(Figure: The Market for Productivity Apps)Use Figure: The Market for Productivity Apps.If the government imposes a tax of $1 in this market,producers will receive _____ less per app and sell _____ fewer apps.
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In the United States,poor people and the middle class pay the largest share of income taxes.
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If the government wants to limit sales of a particular good,it may do so by imposing a quota.However,the same reduction in sales may be achieved by an appropriately chosen excise tax.
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If the marginal tax rate and the average tax rate are equal for all levels of income,then the tax structure is proportional.
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-(Figure: The Market for SUVs)Use Figure: The Market for SUVs.If the government imposes a $60,000 tax on SUVs (collected from the producers),the price of SUVs will rise to _____ and the government will collect _____.
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Assuming a normal upward-sloping supply curve and downward-sloping demand curve,if the government imposes a $5 excise tax on leather shoes and collects the tax from the suppliers,the price of leather shoes will:
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-(Figure: The Market for SUVs)Use Figure: The Market for SUVs.If the government imposes a $30,000 tax on SUVs (collected from the producers),the price of SUVs will rise to _____ and the government will collect _____.
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Which tax BEST illustrates the benefits principle of tax fairness?
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-(Figure: The Market for Lattes)Use Figure: The Market for Lattes.If the government assesses a tax of $0.75 on sellers of lattes,the price producers will receive for a latte after the tax will:
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When the imposition of an excise tax causes the quantity demanded and quantity supplied to decrease relative to the no-tax equilibrium,this will result in:
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A cost(s)NOT associated with the imposition of a tax is/are:
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The burden of a tax on a good is said to fall completely on the producers if the:
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A higher tax rate is more likely to increase tax revenue if the price elasticity of demand is _____ and the price elasticity of supply is _____.
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