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Prior to any taxes, suppose the equilibrium price of gasoline is $3 per gallon. A $1 tax is levied on each gallon of gas that is supplied. As a result, the price of gas rises to $3.75 per gallon. The incidence of the $1 tax is: A) $0.25 paid by consumers, $0.75 paid by producers B.) $0.50 paid by consumers, $0.50 paid by producers C) $1.00 paid by producers, $0 paid by consumer D.) $0.75 paid by consumers, $$0.25 paid by producers


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It looks to me like all the answers are wrong. The producers are going to pass along all additional costs to the suppliers who can in turn absorb some or pass them along in toto .

Jay

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