The Inverse Demand Function for Cigars Is Defined by P

The inverse demand function for cigars is defined by p = 240 - 2q, and the inverse supply function is defined by p = 3 + q. Cigars are taxed at $4 per box.

A) The after-tax price paid by consumers rises by more than $2, and the after-tax price received by suppliers falls by less than $2.
B) The after-tax price paid by consumers goes up by less than $2, and the after-tax price received by suppliers rises.
C) Consumers and suppliers share the cost of the tax equally.
D) The after-tax price paid by consumers rises by $4, and the after-tax price received by suppliers stays constant.
E) The after-tax price paid by consumers rises by less than $2, and the after-tax price received by suppliers stays constant.