What is a subsidy wedge?
The difference between the price that sellers receive and the price that buyers pay resulting from a subsidy.
The difference between the price that sellers receive and the price that buyers pay resulting from a commodity tax.
The difference between the amount of a good that is produced before and after a subsidy is imposed.
The combined reduction in consumer surplus and producer surplus that results from a subsidy.
The amount by which a subsidy increases the price firms receive for their good.
Government cheese.
The difference between quantity supplied and the quantity demanded that results from a subsidy.
The amount by which a subsidy reduces the price that buyers pay for a good.