Business, 10.03.2020 05:36, villarrealc1987

When a tax is levied on sellers of tea, a. sellers of tea are made worse off, and the well-being of buyers is unaffected. b. both sellers and buyers of tea are made worse off. c. the well-being of both sellers and buyers of tea is unaffected. d. sellers of tea are made worse off, and buyers of tea are made better off.

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