00:01
For the solution of this question, first of all the statement says that the burden on the consumer would going to reduce the tax and it was imposed if it was rather imposed on the seller.
00:15
So, this statement is not being true in nature because the gasoline which is given to us is a necessary commodity without which a person cannot go for his livelihood.
00:28
And moreover his demand is being inelastic in nature due to which more burden is likely to fall on the consumer regardless of whether the tax is being imposed on the seller or on the consumer.
00:45
That's why the first statement is being incorrect.
00:48
Talking about the second statement, it says that the seller's bears 1 .2 percentage of the entire burden.
00:57
So, the seller is going to have a fixed amount of 1 .20 dollar per gallon tax, but that doesn't imply that it is 1 .2 percentage that's why the statement is being false in nature.
01:16
Talking about the third statement which says that the seller of the gasoline now receive 20 cent less than the pre -tax price.
01:27
So, that is being correct because if the equilibrium price of the gasoline was 4 dollar before the tax and the price tax imposed was 5 gallon.
01:45
So, the difference indeed would be of a 20 cent.
01:49
They suggest that the seller now receive 20 cent less than the before that he was receiving because it was 5 dollar minus of 1 .2 which is giving us the answer and 3 .8...