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The “incidence” of these policies refers to whether they place a greater burden on buyers or sellers. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name these government policies, often contrasted with subsidies, that charge buyers or sellers money in order to raise government revenue.
ANSWER: taxes
[10h] Taxes create a nonzero value of this quantity by shifting the demand curve to the left. This quantity plus tax revenue equals the decrease in total surplus caused by the tax.
ANSWER: deadweight loss [or DWL; prompt on W]
[10m] Deadweight loss is also created when one of these policies sets the market price [emphasize] above the equilibrium price. The minimum wage is a classic example of these policies.
ANSWER: price floors [prompt on floors; prompt on price controls]
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NorthUSY420.00100%50%50%
PacificUSY815.0088%38%25%
South CentralUSY610.0083%17%0%
SoutheastUSY1221.67100%92%25%
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