What happens in public schools when government funds subsidize education?
A) There is a shortage of schools.
B) The quality of education rises.
C) The cost of providing the education is less than what the student pays.
D) The cost of providing the education is more than what the students pays.
D
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The optimal Pigouvian tax is equal to the marginal social:
a. benefit of pollution at the market-determined level of pollution. b. cost of pollution at the market-determined level of pollution. c. benefit when there is zero pollution. d. cost of pollution at the socially optimal quantity of pollution.
The figure above shows the market for tickets to the Super Bowl the day of the game. Suppose the government imposes an entertainment tax of $100 per ticket
a) What is the equilibrium price of a Super Bowl ticket before the tax? What is the price paid by buyers after the tax? What is the price received by sellers after the tax? b) What is the equilibrium quantity of tickets before the tax? What is the equilibrium quantity after the tax? c) Do buyers or sellers bear the largest incidence of the tax?