Gasoline currently sells for $3 a gallon. Suppose the government simultaneously institutes a sales tax of 10

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Gasoline currently sells for $3 a gallon. Suppose the government simultaneously institutes a sales tax of 10¢ per gallon and an excise subsidy of 10¢ per gallon.
(The "excise subsidy" means that every time you sell a gallon of gasoline, you get a dime from the government.) What is the new price of gasoline? Are demanders helped or hurt by this pair of policies? What about suppliers?

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