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Government subsidies

Just as we have seen that the imposition of a sales tax impacts on the market equilibrium for a good or service, a subsidy on a product will do the same - as the first video on this page describes, a subsidy is effectively a reverse tax on a product. Again start with the same exercise where students list those items which their government currently subsidises and then suggest possible reasons why that subsidy is put...


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