CAS EC 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Market Failure, Free Rider Problem, Private Good

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Government revenue the government can raise revenue by taking some of the consumer and producer surplus for itself. Government uses taxes to take some of the gains from the exchange between producers and consumers for the government"s uses. Taxes drive a wedge between the consumer the price the producer gets to take home and the price consumers pay. All taxes result in less a good being produced and in a total lower surplus value in the market. Some taxes lower the surplus value more than others. Governments sometimes attempt to specify whose surplus value they are taking but they do not have the power. Tax incidence is the division of the burden of a tax between the buyers and the sellers in a market. Whoever bears the burden of the tax is not affected by who is legally required to the tax to the government.

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