a few years ago, the city of seattle, washington, considered imposing a specific tax on all espresso based coffee drinks sold in the city. The extra tax revenue generated would have been used to fund after school programs for low- income children. The coffee-house owners (firms) agreed that this would be a good program to fund, but they argued that the tax would sharply reduce their sales volume and they would pay most of the tax burden. This claim is true if:A) the demand for espresso-based coffee is more inelastic than supply.B) the demand for espresso-based coffee is more elastic than supply.C) there are no close substitutes for espresso-based coffee drinks.D) espresso-based coffee drinks can be produced at constant marginal cost.