Exam 5: Price Controls and Quotas: Meddling With Markets

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Figure: The Market for Round-Trip Airline Flights Figure: The Market for Round-Trip Airline Flights   (Figure: The Market for Round-Trip Airline Flights) Look at the figure The Market for Round-Trip Airline Flights.The supply and demand graph represents the market for round-trip airline flights between Boston and New York.Suppose the mayor of New York decides to limit the number of flights to Q₁ to reduce air pollution.What area or areas represent consumer surplus after the quota is in place? (Figure: The Market for Round-Trip Airline Flights) Look at the figure The Market for Round-Trip Airline Flights.The supply and demand graph represents the market for round-trip airline flights between Boston and New York.Suppose the mayor of New York decides to limit the number of flights to Q₁ to reduce air pollution.What area or areas represent consumer surplus after the quota is in place?

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If the government feels that the price in the market is too low for the , it can impose a _.

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Figure: Supply and Demand (Figure: Supply and Demand) Look at the figure Supply and Demand.In the market shown in the figure, a price ceiling of P₁ causes: A.a shortage equal to the distance AB. B.a surplus equal to the distance AB. C.a shortage equal to the distance DE. D.no change to the market.

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