ECON 1B03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Deadweight Loss, Economic Surplus, Demand Curve

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Per unit taxes for a service = sale taxes. Government can place price on buy or supplier. The end result of who pays whats is the same which is why taxes are universal. Putting price on suppliers changes amount they are going to get. Price of the firm = price consumers pay - tax. Equation of supply curve = sub price of firm back in to orginial quanity supplied eqatuin. Quanity demandeded doesnt change if tax is on firm. Putting in a new equlibirum is what allows. Compare price consumers pay vs what they paid b4. Price firms get vs what they got b4. Steeper slope = inelastic slope = larger burden of the tax. If there is a per unit tax, the quanity traded in the market will always be less. A tax always reduces the quanity traded, meaning deadweight loss. Tax ( quanity equlibrium - quanity tax) x = deadweight loss.

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