Midterm 2 Flashcards

1
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Equation for Elasticities

A

= %change in quantity/ %change in price

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2
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3 types of Elasticities

A
  1. Own-Price
  2. Cross-Price
  3. Income
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3
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Types of Cross-Price

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Positive=> goods are substitues

Negative=> goods are complements

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4
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Types of Income

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Positive=> Normal Goods

Negative=> Inferior Goods

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5
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Tax Goods To:

A
  1. Raise Revenue-effective if supply and demand is inelastic

2. Discourage Use-effective if supply and demand is elastic

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6
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Equation for DWL

A

DWL=.5bh

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7
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Equation for Tax Revenue

A

TR=TaxQuantity or TR=PQ

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8
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When elastic supply or demand is?

A

Horizontal

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9
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When inelastic supply or demand is?

A

Vertical

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10
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When considering tax burden, which ever carries the majority of the burden between consumer and producer is considered?

A

More inelastic

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11
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Equation for Tax Burden

A

Consumer Tax Burden=(P+t)-t

Producer Tax Burden=Price before tax-Cost to Produce

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12
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Consumer bears entire tax burden when:

A

supply is perfectly elastic

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13
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Consumer bears entire tax burden when:

A

demand is perfectly inelastic

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14
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Producer bears entire tax burden when:

A

supply is perfectly inelastic

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15
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Producer bears entire tax burden when:

A

demand is perfectly elastic

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16
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With “negative” externalities the doer:

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does not face full cost=over provision

17
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With “positive” externalities the doer:

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does not face full benefit=under provision

18
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Solutions to externalities

A
  1. tax negative externalities

2. subsidize positive externalities

19
Q

Fixed Cost

A

does not vary with production

20
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Variable Cost

A

does not vary with production

21
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Short run in perfect competition

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  1. fixed factors of production

2. firms cant enter or exit market

22
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Long run in perfect competition

A
  1. nothing is fixed

2. firms can enter and exit at will

23
Q

Fixed Cost are:

A

cost that are similar to sunk cost

example: purchasing equipment

24
Q

Variable Cost are:

A

that vary with production, the more you produce the more you spend on supply

25
Q

Equation for Total Cost

A

TC=variable cost+fixed cost

26
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Equation for Marginal Cost

A

=change in total cost

27
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Equation for Marginal Revenue

A

=price

28
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Equation for Average Fixed Cost (AFC)

A

AFC=fixed cost/ quantity

29
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Equation for Average Variable Cost (AVC)

A

AVC=variable cost/ quantity

30
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Equation for Average Total Cost (ATC)

A

ATC=total cost/ quantity

31
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Equation for Average Variable Cost (AVC)

A

AVC=total variable cost/ quantity

32
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Equation for Total Variable Cost (TVC)

A

TVC=total cost-total fixed cost or total variable cost

33
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Break even point is

A

when ATC=MC profit is 0