18. Option D
Explanation: The burden of the tax would be shared by both the buyer and the seller.
19. Option D
Explanation: 0% change in quantity demanded = % change in price * price elasticity of demand = 10% * 0.4 = 4%
20. Option A
Explanation: In inelastic demand, the % change in quantity is lower than the % change in price. So, elasticity of demand is less than 1.
21. Option A
Explanation: When demand curve shifts left, there is a fall in demand.
22. Option A
Explanation: When price is $6, consumer 1 buys 4 units and consumer 2 buys 15 units. So, total demand = 4+15 = 19 units.
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