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according to the basic dcf stock valuation model, the value an investor should assign to a share of stock is dependent on the le

ngth of time he or she plans to hold the stock.

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Buyers will pay all of the tax.

The price of Humbugs will rise to $60.

The quantity of Humbugs demanded will not change.

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The options given are as follows

Sellers will pay all of the tax.

Buyers will pay all of the tax.

The price of Humbugs will rise to $60.

The price of Humbugs will rise by less than $10.

The quantity of Humbugs demanded will not change.

Now option 1 is not correct as the buyer has to pay the tax not the seller.

option 2 is correct

option 3 is correct

option 4 is not correct as the initial price is $50 and the new price is to be more than $60 thus the rise is more than $10.

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