Taxes
Efficiency
Elasticity
Tsmc
Stock trade
100

Direct Tax

just for one person or company

100

When productive resources are used to generate maximum benefits for society

Dynamic efficiency 

100

Elastic demand

responsiveness to price changes

100

What is a semiconductor? 

A substance that can conduct electricity under some conditions

100

payment made by a firm to shareholders for providing capital

Dividend
200

Taxes passed on to others

Indirect taxes

200

Dynamic efficiency

ability to respond to changing consumer demands, reallocate resources to new products and industries 

200

Salt and gasoline is in demand regardless of the price

inelastic

200

A unit of length equal to one billionth of a meter.

Nanometer

200

float

initial raising of capital for a firm by selling shares to the primary market

300

Give an example of indirect taxes

customs duty, sales tax, etc.

300

When at optimal levels, one cannot be better off without making someone worse off

Pareto efficiency 

300

What are some factors that affect demand

substitutes, necessities, complementary goods, Habit-forming goods, time

300

A tax added to encourage buying Taiwanese semiconductors

tariffs

300

Who makes the stocks on the primary market?

Australian Stock Exchange ASX

400

A tax used to offset negative externalities

pigovian tax

400

Law of diminishing returns

decreasing marginal productivity with one more unit of output

400

Name 2 complementary goods

gas and car, house and furniture, etc.

400

What is a boon?

something beneficial

400

What is a free-rider? 

takes benefits without contribution

500

Give an example of Pigovian tax

taxes on petrol, gas, cigarettes, alcohol, etc 

500

Marginal cost = marginal utility

Allocative efficiency 

500

Name 2 competitive goods

steak and pork, candy and fruit, etc.

500

What can improve Taiwan's standing in the semiconductor industry?

more locations, improved technology, etc.

500

How can we deal with the free-rider problem? 

pigovian tax, removal, etc.