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6. Introduction to Taxes and Subsidies / Elasticity and Taxes / Problem 5
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In a market with elastic supply and inelastic demand, a tax is imposed. Using a graph, explain why consumers bear more of the tax burden.
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The demand curve is steeper, indicating inelasticity, so consumers cannot easily reduce quantity demanded.
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The demand curve is flatter, indicating elasticity, so consumers can easily reduce quantity demanded.
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The supply curve is steeper, indicating elasticity, so producers cannot easily reduce quantity supplied.
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The supply curve is flatter, indicating inelasticity, so producers can easily reduce quantity supplied.
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