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A monopolist is operating at an output level where (€) = 3. The government imposes a quantity tax of $6 per unit of output. If the demand curve facing the monopolist is linear, how much does the price rise?

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The price will rise by $3. The quantity tax of $6 per unit of output will be passed on to the consumer, so the price will increase by half of the tax amount.

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