The Deadweight Loss of a Tax on Labor Income Is

The deadweight loss of a tax on labor income is

A) larger for high-wage workers than for low-wage workers.
B) not part of the total burden of a tax.
C) not a burden workers do not pay that tax.
D) zero for all workers because the supply of labor is perfectly inelastic.
E) zero for low income workers and small for high income workers.