If a tax on a good is doubled the deadweight loss from the tax ? – McqOptions

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1.	If a tax on a good is doubled the deadweight loss from the tax ?
A.	doubles
B.	stays the same
C.	increase by a factor of four.
D.	could rise or fall
Answer» D. could rise or fall

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