Assume a good whose supply is perfectly (infinitely) inelastic. Without a tax, the price is $10. If the government imposes on sellers a $2 per-unit tax, what will be Pt*, the resulting market price...

Assume a good whose supply is perfectly<br>(infinitely) inelastic. Without a tax, the price is<br>$10. If the government imposes on sellers a $2<br>per-unit tax, what will be Pt*, the resulting<br>market price with the tax?<br>Select Answer<br>Pt*=$10<br>$10<Pt,<$11<br>Pt*,-$11<br>$11<Pt

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Assume a good whose supply is perfectly (infinitely) inelastic. Without a tax, the price is $10. If the government imposes on sellers a $2 per-unit tax, what will be Pt*, the resulting market price...

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