ECO101H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Problem Set, Tax Incidence, Economic Equilibrium

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Eco100y1 lecture 7 topic 4: supply, demand and government policies i. When a new policy is introduced, it shocks the system, let"s see what happens! Price ceiling legal maximum of price for something (ex. rent control) Price floor legal minimum of price for something (ex. minimum wage) Taxes: what will happen? (we discuss this after price controls) We will use the supply and demand models (the graphs) to see how policies change equilibrium. Price ceiling example: market for apartments (slides 3-6) When graphing: draw two axes, put quantity on the horizontal axis, price on vertical axis. Remember: demand has a downward slope, supply has an upward slope. At equilibrium price (), quantity is 300. When we introduce a price ceiling above the equilibrium price at , it"s not binding. When we introduce a price ceiling below the equilibrium price at , it"s a binding constraint.

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