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Per Unit Subsidy

A per unit subsidy is a financial assistance provided by the government to reduce the cost of a specific product or service, calculated on a per unit basis.

intermediate
3 hours
Economics
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Per unit subsidies are a crucial tool used by governments to support specific industries and encourage production and consumption. By providing financial assistance on a per unit basis, these subsidies aim to lower costs for consumers and incentivize producers. However, while they can stimulate econ...

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Key Terms

Subsidy
Financial assistance provided by the government to support a specific economic activity.

Example: The government offered a subsidy to farmers to encourage crop production.

Market Equilibrium
The state where supply equals demand in a market.

Example: At market equilibrium, the price of apples stabilizes as supply meets consumer demand.

Consumer Behavior
The study of how individuals make decisions to spend their available resources.

Example: Lower prices due to subsidies can lead to increased consumer purchases.

Producer Incentives
Factors that motivate producers to increase production or improve efficiency.

Example: Subsidies can serve as incentives for producers to grow more crops.

Price Support
Government measures to maintain the market price of a commodity above a certain level.

Example: The government implemented price support for dairy products to stabilize farmers' income.

Economic Impact
The effect of an event, policy, or market change on the economy.

Example: The economic impact of subsidies can include job creation and increased production.

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Key Concepts

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