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When economists use the term "big tradeoff" when discussing efficiency they are referring to the tradeoff between
producer surplus and consumer surplus. |
efficiency and fairness. |
deadweight loss and producer/consumer surplus. |
marginal cost and marginal benefits. |
external costs and external benefits. |
Imposing a sales tax on sellers of a product has an effect that is similar to which of the following?
anything that decreases the demand and shifts the demand curve leftward |
an increase in demand for the good |
a decrease in people's willingness to work |
an increase in the costs of production |
a decrease in consumers' preferences for the good |
The inefficiency of a sales tax on a good is ultimately the result of the
buyers being unable to avoid paying the tax. |
increase in the consumer surplus that is more than offset by the decrease in the producer surplus. |
low tax revenue earned by the government relative to the cost of collection. |
sellers being unable to avoid paying the tax. |
wedge between what buyers pay for the good and what sellers receive for the good. |
A rent ceiling set below the equilibrium rent
ensures the availability of enough low-rent apartments in a city. |
ensures that landlords earn a reasonable rate of profit on apartments. |
creates a situation in which the quantity demanded of housing is greater than quantity supplied. |
eliminates discrimination by landlords. |
results in all renters and potential renters being better off. |
The "fair results" view of fairness says that a minimum wage law set above the equilibrium wage rate is unfair because the minimum wage
benefits only those workers who are able to find and keep a job. |
cannot be enforced. |
does not apply to all workers. |
benefits nobody. |
boosts the income of highly skilled workers. |
Which of the following is true regarding a price support set
above the equilibrium price?
i. The price support increases the price consumers pay.
ii. The price support creates a deadweight loss.
iii. The price support decreases output.
iii only |
i and iii |
i only |
i, ii, and iii |
i and ii |
1. When economists use the term "big tradeoff" when discussing efficiency they are referring to the tradeoff between Efficiency and fairness.
Correct ans Option B. Efficiency and fairness.
2. Imposing a sales tax on sellers of a product has an effect that is similar to which of the following?
An increase in the costs of production.
Reason-
When sales tax is imposed on sellers it results increase in cost of tax payment hence cost of production also increase and price of a good increases.
3. The inefficiency of a sales tax on a good is ultimately the result of the wedge between what buyers pay for the good and what sellers receive for the good.
The correct option is E wedge between what buyers pay for the good and what sellers receive for the good.
4. A rent ceiling set below the equilibrium rent creates a situation in which the quantity demanded of housing is greater than quantity supplied.
The correct option is C creates a situation in which the quantity demanded of housing is greater than quantity supplied.
Reason-
When a price ceiling is applied to a housing market it is called a rent ceiling. Rent ceiling is below equilibrium then it has pwerful effects on household.
5. The "fair results" view of fairness says that a minimum wage law set above the equilibrium wage rate is unfair because the minimum wage benefits only those workers who are able to find and keep a job.
The correct option is A benefits only those workers who are able to find and keep a job.
6. Which of the following is true regarding a price support set
above the equilibrium price?
i. The price support increases the price consumers pay.&
ii. The price support creates a deadweight loss.
The correct option is E i and ii
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