The diagram shows the impact of a specific indirect tax imposed on a demerit good. The revenue received by the government would equal:
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Question 2
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Draw a diagram to show how the supply curve shifts when an ad valorem tax is introduced on a good or service.
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Question 3
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Which of the following is the MAIN advantage of using indirect taxes on goods with negative externalities?
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Question 4
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What is a potential drawback of using indirect taxes to reduce negative externalities?
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Question 5
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The diagram shows the impact of a subsidy on a merit good. Government expenditure on the subsidy would equal:
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Question 6
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What is likely to be the most effective policy solution to overcome the market failure caused by the existence of positive externalities of production?
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Question 7
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Draw a diagram to show how the setting of a maximum price for a good can result in excess demand.
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Question 8
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Explain what a surplus and a deficit are on the current account of the balance of payments
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Question 9
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Calculate the percentage change in the United States current account deficit between 1998 and 2006.
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Question 10
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What would a shift in the long run aggregate supply curve to the right be most likely to cause?
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Question 11
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What is most likely to lead to a persistent surplus in a country's current account of its balance of payments?
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Question 12
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Which policy is not likely to help reduce a deficit on the current account of a country's balance of payments?
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Question 13
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List four methods a government might adopt to remove a persistent trade deficit
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Question 14
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What is the impact of the Marshall-Lerner condition holding?
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Question 15
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An economy's current account on the balance of payments is in surplus. The exchange rate is re-valued by the government.
Assuming the Marshall-Lerner condition holds, which diagram shows the impact on the current account balance?