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In the market for the hand sanitizers, the government puts a tax on suppliers. This will...

In the market for the hand sanitizers, the government puts a tax on suppliers. This will shift _______.

a.         Demand to the right.

b.         Demand to the left

c.         Supply to the right

d.         Supply to the left

e.         Nothing will change, there will be only a tax wedge between consumers and producers.

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