A) 17.6%
B) 20.5%
C) 21.3%
D) 26.2%
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A) $0
B) $2
C) $3
D) $6
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A) 23.8%.
B) 24.3%.
C) 25.9%.
D) 28.0%.
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A) Tax Schedule A
B) Tax Schedule B
C) Tax Schedule C
D) Tax Schedule D
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A) increases in life expectancy.
B) people becoming eligible for Social Security benefits at an earlier age.
C) increases in birth rates among teenagers and the poor.
D) falling payroll tax receipts.
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A) President Reagan was concerned about vertical equity, whereas President Clinton was concerned about horizontal equity.
B) President Reagan was concerned about average tax rates, whereas President Clinton was concerned about horizontal equity.
C) President Reagan was concerned about marginal tax rates, whereas President Clinton was concerned about vertical equity.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) consumer surplus shrinks by $4 and tax revenues increase by $6, so there is a deadweight loss of $2.
B) consumer surplus shrinks by $6 and tax revenues increase by $6, so there is no deadweight loss.
C) consumer surplus shrinks by $5 and tax revenues increase by $6, so there is no deadweight loss.
D) consumer surplus shrinks by $5 and tax revenues increase by $4, so there is a deadweight loss of $1.
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A) Tax System A
B) Tax System B
C) Tax System C
D) None of the systems are regressive.
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A) taxes affect the decisions that people make.
B) income taxes are not paid by everyone.
C) consumption taxes must be universally applied to all commodities.
D) the administrative burden is hard to calculate.
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A) fallen by more than the tax revenue, the tax has a deadweight loss
B) fallen by less than the tax revenue, the tax has no dead weight loss.
C) fallen by exactly the amount of the tax revenue, the tax has no deadweight loss.
D) increased by less than the tax revenue, the tax has a deadweight loss.
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A) $42,000
B) $57,000
C) $60,000
D) $80,000
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A) a progressive tax
B) a proportional tax
C) a regressive tax
D) a lump-sum tax
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A) a budget surplus.
B) a budget deficit.
C) horizontal equity.
D) vertical equity.
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A) contribute a decreasing proportion of each increment in income to taxes.
B) contribute a larger amount than those with a lesser ability to pay.
C) be less subject to administrative burdens of a tax.
D) be less subject to tax distortions that lead to deadweight losses.
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A) work more so they can keep the same standard of living.
B) work less and enjoy more leisure.
C) quit their present job and find one that pays better.
D) stop working altogether and go on welfare.
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A) Medicare
B) income security
C) guaranteed social eligibility
D) Social Security
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A) Tax System A
B) Tax System B
C) Tax System C
D) All of the tax systems are progressive.
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A) a per person budget surplus of $2,109.
B) a per person budget deficit of $2,109.
C) horizontal equity.
D) vertical equity.
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A) 20 percent and 12 percent, respectively
B) 20 percent and 15 percent, respectively
C) 10 percent and 12 percent respectively
D) 10 percent and 15 percent respectively
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