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Business, 06.05.2020 20:14 joelpimentel

A tax on the buyers of smart watches encourages a. sellers to supply a smaller quantity at every price. b. buyers to demand a larger quantity at every price. c. sellers to supply a larger quantity at every price. d. buyers to demand a smaller quantity at every price.

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