DSE 經濟科：市場干預

1. The HKSAR government imposes a price ceiling on MTR fares below the market equilibrium. What is the most likely outcome?

2. A binding price floor on residential rents in Hong Kong would most likely cause:

3. When the government imposes a per-unit tax on cigarettes in Hong Kong, the tax burden shared between buyers and sellers depends primarily on:

4. A subsidy given to hawker stall operators in Hong Kong will shift the supply curve:

5. The HKSAR government sets a quota on the number of taxi licences. If the quota is binding, which area represents the deadweight loss?

6. Hong Kong imposes a specific tax of $10 per unit on a good with perfectly inelastic demand and upward-sloping supply. Who bears the full tax burden?

7. A price ceiling on public housing rents in Hong Kong creates a black market. The black market price will:

8. The government subsidises electric vehicle purchases in Hong Kong. If demand is relatively elastic and supply is relatively inelastic, the subsidy benefit primarily goes to:

9. Hong Kong introduces a minimum wage for domestic helpers. In a monopsonistic labour market, a binding minimum wage set above the monopsony wage but below the competitive wage will:

10. The government imposes a per-unit tax on a monopolist's output in Hong Kong. Compared to a competitive market with identical demand and cost curves, the monopolist's tax burden is:

11. A factory dumps untreated wastewater as it produces more. This negative production externality means:

12. Which is the clearest example of a public good?

13. Subsidised education is often treated as a merit good. Which statement is accurate?

14. A corrective per-unit tax on the polluting factory is intended to: