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A) The market for beef is estimated to have an elasticity of demand of 0.08, and an eiasticitv of supply of 0.6. A tax on production in this market would result in: a. Consumers bearing the greater burdenfincidence. b. Consumers and producers equally sharing the burden/incidence. c. Producers bearing the greater burdenfincidence. d. No deadweight loss. e. Not enough information to determine. B} A monopolist serves two Boston suburbs that have elasticities of demand of 2.5 in Southborough and 2.?5 in Northborough. Assuming complete autonomy in both markets where there is no government intervention, which suburb's consumers pay a higher price and why? a. Southborough residents because demand is more inelastic. b. Southborough residents because demand is more elastic. c. Northborough residents because demand is more inelastic. d. Northborough residents because demand is more elastic. e. Not information to determine. C] Club goods (non-rival goods) would be under-provided by a profit maximizing firm because which of the following? a. Producing too much would attract competition. b. Production has a low marginal cost and high fixed cost. c. There are significant negative externalities linked with club goods. d. It is hard to collect revenue