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When a State Decides to Double the Tax on Alcoholic

Question 46

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When a state decides to double the tax on alcoholic beverages and consequently,increases their market price,the state is aiming at:

A) market suppression.
B) profit maximization.
C) cost recovery.
D) market domination.

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