What happens to the demand and supply curve of securities when there is a increase on tax? Group of answer choices a. There will be a new equilibrium. b. Demand curve will shift to the right, supply curve will shift to the left. c. Supply curve will shift to the right. d. Demand curve will shift to the left.

What happens to the demand and supply curve of securities when there is a increase on tax? Group of answer choices a. There will be a new equilibrium. b. Demand curve will shift to the right, supply curve will shift to the left. c. Supply curve will shift to the right. d. Demand curve will shift to the left.

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Chapter31: Capital Markets

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