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Equilibrium occurs at a quantity of Qp . The price paid by consumers increases to P , and the price received by suppliers decreases to P. The government collects a tax revenue equal to the blue area in the figure . b FIGURE 6.9 ...
Equilibrium occurs at a quantity of Qp . The price paid by consumers increases to P , and the price received by suppliers decreases to P. The government collects a tax revenue equal to the blue area in the figure . b FIGURE 6.9 ...
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When the demand for a factor of production decreases , its demand curve shifts to the left . Figure 14.2 ( b ) illustrates the effects of a decrease in demand . The demand curve shifts to the left from D , to D2 , the quantity used ...
When the demand for a factor of production decreases , its demand curve shifts to the left . Figure 14.2 ( b ) illustrates the effects of a decrease in demand . The demand curve shifts to the left from D , to D2 , the quantity used ...
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