Explain why the allocation of the tax burden does not depend on
who pays a tax to the government?
Do the economic effects of a tariff depend on who pays it? Why
or why not?
What are some ways that companies can reduce the currency risk
they face?
What is the advantage of equity financing over debt
financing?
As price elasticity of demand increases, the burden of a tax
gets _______; as price elasticity of supply increases, the
burden of a tax gets _________.(Here, you can read "bigger" as "heavier" and "smaller" as
"lighter" if that helps.)A. smaller; biggerB. bigger; smallerC. smaller; smallerD. bigger; bigger
Who will bear the burden of tax if the tax is collected from the
supplies, if A. Supply is perfectly elastic? B. Supply is perfectly
inelastic? C. Demand is perfectly elastic? D. Demand is perfectly
inelastic?
What is meant by tax incidence? How does this concept apply to
who actually pays a sales tax? Illustrate your answer graphically
to show how a sales tax can be evaluated.
4.) What is tax incidence? How does it relate to price
elasticity of supply/demand? How might understanding tax incidence
be important when evaluating public policy proposals?
What is tax incidence? How does it relate to price elasticity of
supply/demand? How might understanding tax incidence be important
when evaluating public policy proposals?