When a tax is imposed, the resulting decrease in consumer and producer surplus is known as a
________.
c.)
deadweight loss
Rent control is a type of __________ that lowers the price of rent below market value. This c
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When a tax is imposed, the resulting decrease in consumer and producer surplus is known as a
________.
c.)
deadweight loss
Rent control is a type of __________ that lowers the price of rent below market value. This creates a
__________ of affordable apartments, as more people want apartments at this price, and fewer
landlords are willing and able to offer them.
d.)
price ceiling; shortage
The minimum wage creates a __________ and is intended to increase the standard of living.
But when it's set above equilibrium, the minimum wage can increase _______ by reducing the number
of available jobs.
c.)
price floor; unemployment
After doing some research, Patricia learned that the governments of some African countries were
helping their farmers sell their cotton on the global market. The governments were offering financial
assistance to any farmer who could produce over 100 pounds of cotton per year.
What type of government intervention is this, and what would the result be in the global market for
cotton?
d.)
This is a subsidy and supply will shift to the right.
After the tax, what happens to price and quantity?
b.)
Consumers pay a higher price and consume fewer units.
Sometimes when producers are not following specific practices, the government will impose a ______,
which will require producers to pay the government and will decrease production of these types of
goods. On a graph, this type of intervention would move the ________.
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a.)
tax; supply curve to the left
To cover security fees and cost for new facilities, PMW Airlines has increased their ticket prices with
additional tax charges.
This tax on airline tickets reduced _________ since it raised prices and some people would purchase
fewer.
a.)
consumer surplus
Vanessa often smoked a couple of cigarettes to ease her stress. However, the tax per box of cigarettes in
her state recently went up to $1.00. With this, Vanessa finally resolved to quit smoking for good.
Looking at the effect of this tax on the market for cigarettes independent of the health impact, as a
consumer, Vanessa would fall into the category of __________, since she could no longer afford to
purchase cigarettes.
a.)
deadweight loss
Robert often complained about the price of liquor but still purchased a bottle of wine every week.
Which of the following statements is true?
d.)
The high taxes failed to modify consumer behavior.
According to this Laffer curve, at which tax rate will the government maximize its revenue?
d.)
50%
According to this Laffer curve, should the government increase the tax rate from 40% to 60%?
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a.)
No, because the tax revenue is no longer maximized.
According to the Laffer Curve, there is zero revenue collected by the government at tax rates of
___________.
d.)
0% and 100%
Which of the following is an example of a leading indicator?
d.)
Equity market performance
If the number of building permits for new hou
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