The prices and elasticities for some different types of food are summarised in Table l. (a) (b) Categories per serving 100 g ($) Table 1: Price elasticities of demand for different yes of food. Typical Price Elasticity of Spending per Demand (in absolute week ($) value) Fruit 1.13 Food Calories Price per Ve_etab1es 140 0.35 . 0.85 1550 0.4 0.88 Bread 950 2.5 0.29 Snacks 430 0.27 1.2 5 -__- __-!- Discuss the most possible cause for the difference in price elasticity of demand between milk (type B) and bread. (Suggested word count: 200-3 00 words) (5 marks) Suppose that a consumer currently spends on average $30 per month on high-calorie milk and that the price of high-calorie will milk increase by 10% next month. Estimate the expected percentage change in the quantity demanded for high-calorie milk products. In addition, calculate the expected change in revenue for sellers of high- calorie milk rms after the price change. Explain why revenue of rms will increase or decrease. (Suggested word count: 300 words) (10 marks) Government plans to keep people healthy by discouraging consumption of high-calorie food. A 20% excite tax will be imposed on one of the high-calorie food items which contains calories more than 1550 per serving. For three different policy goals: (i) maximization of tax revenue, (ii) maximization of reduction in high-calorie food consumption and (iii) minimization of loss in market efficiency (or deadweight loss), select the best policy choice as your recommendation for imposing the tax. Explain the rationale of your recommendation. (Suggested word count: 300-400 words) (15 marks)