The burden of tax falls more on the inelastic side, so if demand is relatively inelastic, then burden of tax falls more on buyers while burden of tax will be less on the sellers and vice-versa.
So with the imposition of tax either on consumers or producers, the price paid by the consumer increase and price received by the producer decreases.
Hence it can be said that a tax on orange juice would cause the price paid by consumers to increase and the price received by producer to decrease.
Hence option 2 is the correct answer.
ULICE Question 39 (2.5 points) A tax on orange juice would cause the price paid by...
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