Chat with AIExam 4: Elasticity
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The government is exploring ways to increase revenues through taxation. You are an economic adviser to public policy makers, and they pose to you the following question: Should the government tax yachts or should it tax gasoline? Explain your answer using price elasticity of demand.
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