Taxes Change Behavior in Which of the Following Ways? Taxes

question 41

Multiple Choice

Taxes change behavior in which of the following ways? Taxes alter the incentives faced by market participants. Taxes drive a wedge between the price paid by buyers and the price received by sellers. Taxes result in a lower equilibrium quantity of the good or service being consumed. Taxes increase consumer and producer surplus.

• A)I and III only
• B)II, III, and IV only
• C)II and IV only
• D)I, II, and III only

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