Figure 6-33 The diagram shows the effect of a tax as measured by the distance between) and K. Nice 100- Refer to Figure -33. Bund upon the diagram the incidence of the tax falls micee heavily on buyers. the incidence of the tax falls more heavily on sellers the incidence of the tax is shared equally by both buyers and sellers the incidence of the tax cannot be determined based upon the information in the diagram

Figure 6-33 The diagram shows the effect of a tax as measured by the distance between) and K. Nice 100- Refer to Figure -33. Bund upon the diagram the incidence of the tax falls micee heavily on buyers. the incidence of the tax falls more heavily on sellers the incidence of the tax is shared equally by both buyers and sellers the incidence of the tax cannot be determined based upon the information in the diagram

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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