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Using the Graph Below for Cases of Microwave Popcorn, Calculate

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Using the graph below for cases of microwave popcorn, calculate:
a. equilibrium price.
b. equilibrium quantity.
c. consumer surplus.
d. producer surplus.
Using the graph below for cases of microwave popcorn, calculate: a. equilibrium price. b. equilibrium quantity. c. consumer surplus. d. producer surplus.    Now suppose that the government imposes a fat tax $2 tax per case on the sellers of microwave popcorn. Show this on the graph and calculate each of the following after the tax is imposed: e. price paid by buyers f. price received by sellers g. consumer surplus h. producer surplus i. government revenue j. deadweight loss Now suppose that the government imposes a fat tax $2 tax per case on the sellers of microwave popcorn. Show this on the graph and calculate each of the following after the tax is imposed:
e. price paid by buyers
f. price received by sellers
g. consumer surplus
h. producer surplus
i. government revenue
j. deadweight loss

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