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Which of the following would not create a deadweight loss? a. A tax on a good with no externalities b. A subsidy on a good with no externalities c. A price floor above equilibrium price d. A price floor below equilibrium price - Answer d. a price floor below equilibrium price Which of the following would most likely result in high government tax revenue, ceteris paribus? - Answer A good with inelastic supply and inelastic demand Is inelastic steep or flat? - Answer steep Is elastic steep or flat? - Answer flat What is a price floor? - Answer Sets a minimum price that you can't pay below Who bears most of the burden of the tax? - Answer Consumers will always bear more of a burden because they are more desperate to buy than producers are to produce. (demand is steeper which makes it more inelastic which makes consumers less responsive to price changes) graphically, consumer surplus is: - Answer the area above price but below demand in terms of total surplus, which of the following outcomes does not create a deadweight loss: - Answer when the quantity in the market is equal to equilibrium quantity in our model price allocation and equilibrium mechanisms: - Answer result in efficiency but do not guarantee equity graphically, producer surplus is: - Answer the area below price but above supply graphically, total surplus is: - Answer the area above supply but below demand

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IU Econ-B251 Midterm 2 Test
Questions with All Correct Answers
Graded A+ 2025-2026 Updated.
Which of the following would not create a deadweight loss?

a. A tax on a good with no externalities

b. A subsidy on a good with no externalities

c. A price floor above equilibrium price

d. A price floor below equilibrium price - Answer d. a price floor below equilibrium price



Which of the following would most likely result in high government tax revenue, ceteris
paribus? - Answer A good with inelastic supply and inelastic demand



Is inelastic steep or flat? - Answer steep



Is elastic steep or flat? - Answer flat



What is a price floor? - Answer Sets a minimum price that you can't pay below



Who bears most of the burden of the tax? - Answer Consumers will always bear more of a
burden because they are more desperate to buy than producers are to produce. (demand is
steeper which makes it more inelastic which makes consumers less responsive to price changes)



graphically, consumer surplus is: - Answer the area above price but below demand



in terms of total surplus, which of the following outcomes does not create a deadweight loss: -
Answer when the quantity in the market is equal to equilibrium quantity



in our model price allocation and equilibrium mechanisms: - Answer result in efficiency but do
not guarantee equity



graphically, producer surplus is: - Answer the area below price but above supply

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