e government decides that rich people are the ones that should pay taxes; as a result, it taxes luxuries like caviar and expensive jewellery. This plan:             Leads to the consumer and producer sharing the tax equally             Leads to the required government results, as rich people bear most of the burden of the tax             does not shift the supply curve at all             shifts the demand curve to the right             backfires as produces bear most of the burden of the tax

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