The efficiency of market equilibrium

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NCEA Lvl3 (The efficiency of market equilibrium) Economics Mapa Mental sobre The efficiency of market equilibrium, creado por notsoblonde95 el 23/08/2013.
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The efficiency of market equilibrium
  1. Consumer and producer surplus
    1. Equation: 1/2(b) x h
      1. Definition of consumer surplus: the difference between what consumers are willing to pay and what they actually pay
        1. Definition of producer surplus: the difference between total earnings and total costs
        2. Sales tax
          1. Definition: An indirect tax collected by a third party (firms) which is the passed on to the government
          2. Subsidy
            1. Definition: A payment by the government to firms to keep their costs down, and as a result will increase supply
            2. The incidence of a sales tax
              1. The incidence of a subsidy
                1. Tariffs and trade
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