Which is true?

A. A per unit tax levied in an industry with a horizontal demand curve will be all paid by the producer.
B. A seller never pays all of a per unit tax no matter what the market conditions.
C. A per unit tax levied on the producer in an industry with a horizontal supply curve will be all paid by the producer.
D. A producer never pays all of a per unit tax no matter what the market conditions.


Answer: A

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