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A) the general public acquire financing for their purchases.
B) governments raise and expend money.
C) firms in the financial sector provide services to households and firms.
D) governments may regulate and promote the stability of the financial sector.
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A) total amount of tax dollars paid by the citizens.
B) average tax rate on taxable income in the nation.
C) government’s tax revenues as a percentage of GDP.
D) average of personal-income and corporate-income tax rates.
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A) death and gift taxes are the major source of revenue and most expenditures are for hospitals and health services.
B) the corporate income tax is the major source of revenue and natural resource development is the major type of expenditure.
C) property taxes are the basic source of revenue and education is the major type of expenditure.
D) sales and excise taxes are the major source of revenue and highway construction and maintenance is the major type of expenditure.
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A) sellers will try to pass the burden of an excise tax on to the buyers.
B) high-income groups tend to pay a higher average tax rate than low-income groups.
C) as one earns a higher income, one shifts to a high tax bracket.
D) a nation can sometimes shift from a progressive tax structure to one that is regressive.
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A) minimizing efficiency losses.
B) redistributing income or wealth from one group to another.
C) reducing the negative externalities of certain activities.
D) simplifying the estimation of demand elasticities that are relevant to tax incidence.
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A) the personal income tax.
B) the corporate income tax.
C) specific excise taxes.
D) business property taxes.
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A) ability-to-pay principle of taxation.
B) benefits-received principle of taxation.
C) single-tax theory of taxation.
D) pay-as-you-go theory of taxation.
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A) the Social Security tax rate applied does not rise with the salary level.
B) no Social Security tax is collected for incomes in excess of a "cap" income level.
C) each individual must pay a set percentage of his or her income in Social Security taxes.
D) as income increases, the Social Security tax rate increases at a decreasing rate.
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A) sum of all individual tax rates.
B) tax rate paid by those with the lowest family incomes.
C) total amount of taxes paid as a percentage of total income.
D) increase in taxes as a percentage of an increase in income.
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A) highly progressive.
B) slightly progressive.
C) slightly regressive.
D) highly regressive.
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A) close to 50 percent
B) between 60 percent and 70 percent
C) about 33 percent
D) around 90 percent
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A) supply of X is highly inelastic.
B) supply of X is highly elastic.
C) demand for X is highly inelastic.
D) demand for X is highly elastic.
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A) split evenly between the worker and the employer.
B) more on the employer than on the worker.
C) more on the worker than on the employer.
D) all on the employer, who remits the tax to the government.
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