Suppose the state of Maryland imposes a $2.00 per unit tax on the sellers of crabs. Because crabs are so delicious, consumers have few close substitutes. Sellers, on the other hand, can relatively easily shift to other products like oysters and fish. In other words, the demand for crabs is more inelastic than the supply of crabs. Who will ultimately pay the majority of this tax? O The buyers of crabs. O The sellers of crabs. Buyers and sellers pay an equal amount of the tax. There is not enough information provided to determine.