A) quantity effect will outweigh the price effect.
B) quantity effect will outweigh the income effect.
C) price effect will outweigh the quantity effect.
D) income effect will outweigh the price effect.
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A) transferred to others through public programs.
B) lost and considered a cost of taxation.
C) part of deadweight loss.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) less complicated and more efficient is its design
B) more complicated and less efficient is its design.
C) more complicated and more efficient is its design.
D) less complicated and less efficient is its design.
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A) is legally obligated to pay the tax to the government.
B) actually loses surplus as a result of the tax.
C) bears the burden of any sort of tax.
D) gains surplus as a result of the government redistributing tax revenue.
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A) 10%
B) 15%
C) 12.5%
D) 11.7%
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A) it has historically always been greater than the revenues generated.
B) little of it is discretionary.
C) the majority of it is discretionary.
D) it has historically always been less than the revenues generated, until the last 20 years.
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A) two sources.
B) one single source.
C) three sources.
D) None of these is true.
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A) as an average amount paid per taxpayer.
B) as a percentage of the country's GDP.
C) by comparing the percentage of a country's GDP collected in taxes to other countries' percentage of GDP.
D) All of these approaches can be helpful in understanding tax revenues.
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A) responds more to a change in prices.
B) is more inelastic.
C) changes quantity by a larger percentage when the price changes by a given percentage.
D) bears the statutory burden of the tax.
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A) proportional tax.
B) progressive tax.
C) regressive tax.
D) flat tax.
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A) earnings of individuals.
B) income earned by buying investments and selling them at a higher price.
C) wages paid to an employee.
D) value of a good or service being purchased.
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A) takes the same percentage of taxes from income from all taxpayers.
B) requires those with low incomes to pay a smaller percentage of their income than high-income people.
C) is levied so that low-income taxpayers pay a greater proportion of their income toward taxes than high-income taxpayers.
D) taxes everyone the same amount, regardless of their income.
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A) lower administrative burdens.
B) more complexity.
C) lower revenues given the size of the tax.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) smallest with a lump-sum tax.
B) the same if the revenue generated is the same for any kind of tax.
C) smaller the larger the amount of the tax.
D) the same across all types of taxes.
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A) income from interest in savings accounts.
B) wages earned at work.
C) rental income from properties that they own.
D) investment income.
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A) (P1 P3) .
B) (P2 P1) .
C) (P4 P2) .
D) (P4 P3) .
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A) perfect consensus before a program is funded.
B) often widespread disagreement.
C) always a popular vote for new programs.
D) the ability of each individual to decide where his tax dollars are spent.
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A) quantity effect outweighs the price effect.
B) quantity effect outweighs the income effect.
C) price effect outweighs the quantity effect.
D) price effect outweighs the income effect.
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A) proportional tax.
B) progressive tax.
C) regressive tax.
D) flat tax.
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A) takes the same percentage of taxes from income from all taxpayers.
B) requires those with low incomes to pay a smaller percentage of their income than high-income people.
C) is levied so that low-income taxpayers pay a greater proportion of their income toward taxes than high-income taxpayers.
D) taxes everyone the same amount, regardless of their income.
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