The graph shows market for printers at equilibrium at price of $100 and quantity of 100. Suppose government imposes a tax of $30 per printer on buyers of printer. Afterthe tax is in effect:A. What is the Quantity exchanged in the market?B. What is the buyers' price?C. What is the sellers' Price?D. What is the incidence of Tax?E. Show the deadweight loss on your graph. You can draw the graph on paper and upload an image as a PNG, JPEG or PDF document. Please keep in mind that I can notopen the files with HEIC extension.P13012011010090807060504050 60 70 8090 100 110 120SDQ

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