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Modern theories of the firm:
Per-Unit Tax
A tax that is imposed on a product based on a fixed amount per unit sold.
Units Sold
The total quantity of a product that is sold within a given period.
Per-Unit Tax
A tax applied to a product based on the quantity sold, rather than the value, often leading to a direct increase in the product's price.
Buyers
Individuals or entities that purchase goods or services for personal use, resale, or production of other goods.
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