Multiple Choice
Suppose that government imposes a specific excise tax on product X of $2 per unit and that the price elasticity of demand for X is unitary (coefficient = 1) . If the incidence of the tax is such that consumers pay $0.20 of the tax and the producers pay $1.80, we can conclude that the
A) supply of X is inelastic.
B) supply of X is elastic.
C) supply of X is unitary elastic.
D) demand for X is elastic.
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