(Consider This) Which of the following claims is not made by opponents of a value-added tax (VAT)?

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Opponents of a VAT typically make claims about discouraging savings and investment, its regressive nature, and it being a hidden tax. However, they typically do not argue that sellers bear a disproportionately large burden of the tax. In fact, some proponents of VAT argue that it is a tax on consumption and thus falls on buyers, not sellers.

(Consider This) Which of the Following Claims Is Not Made