Multiple Choice
Why does a tax have a deadweight loss
A) because it induces the government to run a deficit
B) because it induces buyers to consume less and sellers to produce less
C) because it causes a disequilibrium in the market
D) because the loss to buyers is greater than the loss to sellers
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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