1.4. the use of supply and demand
1.4.1. Indirect interventions
1.4.1.1. tax policy
, let's say the government taxing t copper per unit of goods sold phảnứng of the seller is that they'd be charged a higher market price prior to the tđồng in any quantity is sold out. That means that the supply would parallel dịchchuyển up on a passage by the right taxes t as pictured above. The demand of the consumers have no reason to change. On the graph of cânbằng increase from P1 to P2 and balanced intake decreased from Q1 to Q2. Cânbằng higher than the price means the production has shifted to be somewhat nặngthuế burden on to consumers, namely paragraph E2A on the graph. But mứcthuế that consumers suffer through the purchase price is less than the tax rate that producers must submit (E2A < 1), so the producers also suffer a tax is AB = t-E2A.
Two special cases:
The Globe stretch completely according to the reviews, the producers have to suffer the full tax. (fig. a)
The Globe does not scale perfectly according to price, the consumers have to suffer the full tax (figure b)
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