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Business, 22.12.2020 05:50, Kazya4

Suppose the supply of a good is perfectly elastic while the demand is elastic. The burden of a tax on the drug will: a. be shared by the buyers and sellers.
b. fall entirely on the sellers.
c. fall entirely on the buyers
d. fall on neither the buyers nor the sellers.

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