In a market for widgets, the government imposes a per-unit tax on sellers. After the tax, the new market price paid by consumers is $50 per widget, and the new quantity sold is 200 widgets. At this quantity of 200 widgets, the price that sellers would have been willing to accept according to the original, pre-tax supply schedule was $42. What is the amount of the per-unit tax?

Suppose the government imposes a 20% sales tax on producers of a specific good. After the market adjusts to the tax, the final price paid by consumers for one unit of the good is $60. The net price per unit received by the producers is $____.

Calculating Per-Unit Tax Revenue from Market Data

Consider a market where the government imposes a 30% sales tax on suppliers. After the market reaches its new equilibrium, the government's revenue for each unit sold is exactly 30% of the final price paid by consumers.

Explaining the Basis of a Percentage Sales Tax

In a market where a percentage-based sales tax is imposed on suppliers, the net price suppliers receive for each unit of a good is $80. The government collects $12 in tax revenue for each unit sold. What is the percentage rate of this sales tax?

Verifying Tax Revenue Projections

Evaluating a Tax Revenue Projection

The government imposes a 25% sales tax on the producers of a certain good. After the market adjusts, the new equilibrium price paid by consumers is $100 per unit. What is the amount of tax revenue the government collects for each unit sold?

Analyzing a Claim About Tax Revenue