When a tax is levied on buyers of tea,

a. buyers of tea and sellers of tea both are made worse off.
b. buyers of tea are made worse off, and the well-being of sellers is unaffected.
c. buyers of tea are made worse off, and sellers of tea are made better off.
d. the well-being of both buyers of tea and sellers of tea is unaffected.


a

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