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- The demand and supply functions for stylus pens are given by P = 100 - Q and P = 20 + 5Q, respectively.Now the government imposed a $10 per unit tax on stylus pens collected from sellers. What are themarket equilibrium price and quantity of stylus pens before imposing the tax? What are the marketequilibrium price and quantity of stylus pens after imposing the tax? What is the tax burden imposed onbuyers and sellers, respectively?Tax incidence.Given:Demand (D): P = 100 – 1.5 Q Q* = 40 P*=40Supply (S): P = 20 + 0.5 Qa. Suppose a specific tax of P10 per unit is imposed on producers.i. What is the new supply function?ii. Solve for the new equilibrium quantity and price after the tax is imposed.b. How much will the consumer pay for the good (price)?c. How much will the producer sell for this good (price)?d. What is the amount of total tax revenues?e. Who bears the burden of tax? Why?f. Calculate the elasticity of demand and supply to validate your answer in letter e. Discuss youranswers.GIVEN FOR 1-4; The demand curve for prepaid internet services is given by Pd = 80 – 0.2Q andthe supply curve is given by Ps = 20 + 0.2Q, -------> answer by using TRUE or FALSE. If the statement is correct, write TRUE on your answer sheet. If the statement is incorrect, write FALSE. Explain why you answered TRUE or FALSE. Questions 1-4; 1. The consumer surplus (CS) is estimated at 2250. 2. An imposition of a tax of PHP10 per unit on prepaid internet services will result in aproducer surplus (PS) equivalent to 1262.5. 3. An imposition of a tax of PHP 10 per unit will reduce the CS by 687.5 and PS by 687.5.Thus, the net loss to society with the imposition of a tax is 1375. 4. The tax collected by the government with the imposition of this tax is equivalent to 1500.This tax revenue is a net loss to society.
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- Assume that the Demand Function is P = 16250 - 6Q and Supply Function is P = 2000 + 3Q, a tax of P1200.00 is imposed by the government to the producers. (Graph items 1-5) 1. Whatis the Ps? 2. Whatis the Pb? 3. Compute for the DWL. 4. How much taxc is paid by the Suppliers? 5.How much tax is paid by the consumers?Consider a product that is fixed on supply QS=4 and the demand for the product is givenby QD= 10-2P. The government imposes a unit tax of 2 TL per kg on the consumer.a) What is the price paid by consumer and producers before the tax and after the tax?b) Find the total tax burden, burden on consumers and burden on producers.c) Suppose that supply schedule is changed to QS= 4+P. Redo the above questions and compare the results thanks in advanceSuppose the the demand for a product is given by Qd = 40 − 3P , andsupply by Qs = 5 + 2P Suppose that government places a tax on consumers of 10 per unit onproducers.(a) What will be the price and quantity with the tax?(b) How much will be the consumer be paying, including the tax, for each unit that the consumer purchases?(c) How much will the government be collecting in tax revenues?(d) What is the consumer surplus now that a tax has been placed on theproduct?(e) What is the producer surplus?(f) What is the deadweight loss?
