Micro 1.4.1 Government intervention in markets Flashcards

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What effect does taxation have on supply and price?

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Taxation reduces supply, leading to an increase in price, which discourages production/consumption of goods with negative externalities.

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What is an ad valorem tax?

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An ad valorem tax is a percentage tax, such as VAT, which makes the supply curve steeper.

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What is a specific tax?

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A specific tax is a fixed amount, such as a 5p tax on chocolate, regardless of the price of the good.

Example: A 5p tax on chocolate.

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What is the effect of subsidies on supply and price?

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Subsidies increase supply, leading to a reduced price, which encourages production/consumption of goods with positive externalities.

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What is a minimum price?

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A minimum price is set by the government above the market price to discourage consumption of a particular good.

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What happens to supply and demand at a minimum price?

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At a minimum price, firms extend supply due to higher prices, while consumers contract demand, resulting in excess supply/surplus.

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What is a maximum price?

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A maximum price is set by the government below the market price to encourage consumption of a particular good.

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What happens to supply and demand at a maximum price?

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At a maximum price, firms contract supply due to lower prices, while consumers extend demand, resulting in excess demand/shortage.

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What are trade pollution permits?

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Trade pollution permits are issued by the government to tackle negative externalities, allowing firms to trade permits based on their pollution levels.

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What is state provision of public goods?

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State provision of public goods involves the government providing goods or services funded by tax revenue, addressing the free rider problem.

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How does the government provide information to consumers?

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The government provides information to consumers to correct information gaps.

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What is regulation in the context of government intervention?

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Regulation involves the government imposing rules on the production or consumption of goods or services, often backed by legal penalties.

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Draw a digram for ad valorem tax

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Draw a digram for minimum price

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16
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Draw a digrm for maximum price

17
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Draw a digram for specific tax