SOFTDRINK MARKET (CASE # 2) $2,50 32,00 $1,50 S1,05 3,50+ :D 4- 3. 7 89 10 11213 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 QUANTITY OF SOFTDRINKS (In millions g liters) PRICE OF SoFTDRINKS (8/2iter)
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i. The government revenue from this tax would be $___________ million.
ii. $___________ million of this revenue would be paid by buyers in the form of higher prices.
iii. $____________ million of this revenue would be paid by sellers in the form of reduced income.
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