please answer in text form and in proper format answer with must explanation , calculation for each part and steps clearly The more elastic the demand for a good, theO more a sales tax raises the price paid by buyers.O less a sales tax lowers the price paid by buyers.O more a sales tax lowers the price paid by buyers.O less a sales tax raises the price paid by buyers.

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The more elastic the demand for a good, the O more a sales tax raises the price paid by buyers. O less a sales tax lowers the price paid by buyers. O more a sales tax lowers the price paid by buyers. O less a sales tax raises the price paid by buyers.