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A monopolist faces the inverse demand for its output: p = 30 – Q The monopolist...
A monopolist faces the inverse demand for its output:
p = 30 – Q
The monopolist faces a cost curve: C(Q) = 5Q. The government is seeking ways to collect
tax revenue from the monopolist by imposing an ad valorem tax of 20% on the
monopolist.
1)Draw an approximate graph to depict the before-tax and after-tax price – quantity
combination (in one graph).
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