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6. Introduction to Taxes and Subsidies / Elasticity and Taxes / Problem 7
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Consider a market with inelastic supply and elastic demand. How would a tax affect the distribution of tax burden, and why?
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Producers bear less of the tax burden because the supply is inelastic, meaning they cannot easily reduce quantity supplied.
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Both consumers and producers share the tax burden equally due to equal elasticity.
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Neither consumers nor producers bear the tax burden due to perfect elasticity.
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Consumers bear less of the tax burden because the demand is elastic, meaning they can easily reduce quantity demanded.
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