What is the relation between elasticity and tax incidence?   Question 8 options:   Only the elasticity of supply affects who carries the burden of the tax   Only the elasticity of demand affects who carries the burden of the tax   The elasticities of demand and supply both affect who 'carries the burden of the tax' (tax incidence)   There is no relation between elasticities and tax incidence

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