What is the consumer's tax incidence and what is the producer's tax incidence? Select one: O a. Consumer's tax incidence is $0; producer's tax incidence is $12 b. Consumer's tax incidence is $6; producer's tax incidence is $6 c. Consumer's tax incidence is $12; producer's tax incidence is $0 d. Consumer's tax incidence is $8; producer's tax incidence is $4 Consumer's tax incidence is $4; producer's tax incidence is $8

What is the consumer's tax incidence and what is the producer's tax incidence? Select one: O a. Consumer's tax incidence is $0; producer's tax incidence is $12 b. Consumer's tax incidence is $6; producer's tax incidence is $6 c. Consumer's tax incidence is $12; producer's tax incidence is $0 d. Consumer's tax incidence is $8; producer's tax incidence is $4 Consumer's tax incidence is $4; producer's tax incidence is $8

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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