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Suppose the government applies a specific tax to a good where the demand elasticity, &, is - 1.1, and the supply elasticity, 1, is 1.1. If a specific tax, T, of $2.75 was placed on the good, to the nearest cent, what is the price increase that consumers would pay? $](round your answer to two decimal places). To the nearest cent, what is the price decrease that producers would pay? $(round your answer to two decimal places). What is the tax incidence on consumers? (round your answer to two decimal places). Give as many reasons as you can why we believe that economists assume that the more-is-better property holds and explain. Economists assume the more-is-better property holds because A. consumers often cannot decide which bundle is preferable. B. consumers would otherwise exhibit irrational behavior if this assumption were not true. C. consumers tend to have well-defined and consistent preferences between any pair of alternatives. D. consumers tend to exhibit behaviors that suggest this assumption is true. DE. consumers can freely dispose of excess goods and be no worse off with extra goods