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The more elastic is the demand curve, consumers are less ready to bear higher prices as a result of taxes. Thus, for the suppliers to bear the entire burden, the demand curve must be perfectly elastic. That is parallel to the x-axis.
Thus, the more elastic the
demand, the larger is the
amount of the tax paid by the supplier.
Therefore, option B. is correct.
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