indirect taxation

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Doing some last minute revision, and i totally understand taxation. Thank you Paj yet again, God of Economics.

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Simple and concise. Really helpful. Thank you so much.

[@pajholden]

No, a subsidy causes the supply curve to move the other way, since it lowers costs of production. That said, given the price change is felt by consumers and the rest of the subsidy is absorbed by producers, the two 'rectangles' are indeed the other way round...

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Very informative. Do continue to post such videos.

[@InstTaxSolutionsLLC]

Thank you for the helpful video on the relative elasticities of demand and supply.

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Very clear and concise. Great lesson!

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Great very informative about tax.

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Thank you very much sir :)...you explained it in very easy manner.

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you are very good at explaining

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Great explanation!! Helped me understand it so much more! ^^ thanks

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[@danielunger7513]

very helpful, thanx Paj. Evrything you said was in the exam. ;)

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AWESOME! I got it! This is very helpful! Just wondering if you have a video for calculation of the Tax incidence using Ln, Total differentiation and Limits :))?

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[@MagicFireDragon66]

Is this diagram even possible if perfect competition is considered? And if I want the consumer to bear the whole burden of the tax?

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Thanks for a great explanation!

[@musukui]

i've got a question: if you say that the remain part has to be paid by the producers, you mean indeed that the producers sell just less, because of the higher prices, right?

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Cool 😎

[@blastor8or]

I was thinking as I watched that, not only is this indirect taxation is there not also indirect inflation, as a producer woud I really absorb this tax or pass it on through rising production cost,thereby resting the whole of it on consumers ?

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G8 video . Thank u

[@InstTaxSolutionsLLC]

As with any other expense, taxes that businesses pay is typically passed onto the consumer. Therefore, the indirect tax.

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Very helpful, thanks

[@MaxZagar]

@scottishlowoflow Well lets see. In Finland they now increased the VAT from 22 to 23 %, and as demand drops the shops have less people working, less designers developing, less shapers molding ... the manufacturing is actually a marginal cost. Example; Jeans cost 3.5-4.5USD to manufacture in China, still they sell for 30 - 60 USD in shops. In Sweden the VAT is 25% and still their economy has been working fine so, maybe I am wrong (however, they are masters in "tax-planning".

[@TheSimplylk]

like your chanel , its so useful. Would you be able to explain ( or add a vedio ) on the tax incident when the supply is perfectly inelastic , perfectly elastic and when the demand is perfectly elastic. ( also the similer kind of a explanation for the subsidy when the elasticities are as above ) thanks so much :)

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Thanks for clarifying my doubts man :D

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[@yzzl91]

how about if demand curve shift downward?

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[@MaxZagar]

This is interesting, as governments are now increasing VATs. This will reduce demand, and therefore also increase unemployment. Which will again feed upon it self ...

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Very useful thanks :)

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[@cookdave]

I think your graphs are wrong. When taxes are added the consumer ends up paying for the entire tax rise, there's nowhere else for the costs to go. Producers never ever 'pay' costs, they only pass them on to the consumer. Whats likely to happen is that firms will go out of business which restricts supply, and the ones that are left are able to keep the same margins but just raise the price. All taxes on production act in the same way, they raise prices and make goods more scarce.

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[@hareshaperera7542]

Dead weight loss?

[@CHYCHRIS]

Dead weight loss the the loss of net welfare

[@BAMnadia]

cool pic

[@drogoz7082]

+Haresha Perera dead weight loss is the triangle in the middle and both the producer and government do not see that so essentially that amount is just wasted For subsidy both consumer and producer do not see the benefits from it so its wasted again

[@MrZacsim]

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[@JamesOversteer]

It just seems to me that economics is just a theory. You can't prove that raising the prices will liver demand, you need to mix economics with psychology to predict demand.

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