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Hello, let's start with part a.
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In the absence of government restrictions, what are the equilibrium price and quantity? if we look at this graph, we can see that price would be equal to $10 per one pound of lobsters.
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And equilibrium quantity is the point of intersection of demand and supply.
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It will be equal to 120 thousands of pounds of lobsters okay part b what is the demand price at which consumers wish to purchase 80 ,000 pounds of lobsters so as we can see demand price for this quantity would be equal to $14 now we can answer price c the same for supply.
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The supply price is equal to $10, no sorry not $10, it's $8.
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Looking at this graph we can find that this price is $8.
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Now part d, i think for part d and e we need to maybe it's better to draw this graph price and quantity demand supply and we have 80 this is the quarter and price is equal to 14 and 8 so the quarter rent per pound is equal to the difference between price of demand and price of supply, which is equal to $6.
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This is quarter rent and we also can answer the next part which is a.
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We can find an excise tax that achieves the same reduction in the next part.
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Harvest of loctors.
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So what can happen if instead of using quota the government imposes the tax so for example if they impose the tax on supply it will decrease the supply curve and the difference should be equal to six dollars...