A) there is never a deadweight loss.
B) some consumers alter their consumption by not purchasing the taxed commodity.
C) tax revenue will rise by the amount of the tax multiplied by the before-tax level of consumption.
D) the taxes do not distort incentives.
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A) Everyone can easily compute the amount of tax owed.
B) There is no benefit to hiring an accountant to do your taxes.
C) Everyone owes the same amount of tax, regardless of earnings.
D) The government can easily forecast tax revenues.
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A) the percentage of income that a person must pay in taxes.
B) the amount of tax a person owes to the government.
C) the amount of tax the government is required to refund to each person.
D) deductions that can be legally subtracted from a person's income each year.
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A) average tax rate.
B) marginal tax rate.
C) lump-sum tax rate.
D) sales tax rate.
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A) income taxes are higher.
B) consumption taxes replace income taxes.
C) corrective taxes are implemented.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) Congress will reduce spending by an equal proportion.
B) the government must spend more revenue on interest payments.
C) a trade-off with government deficits is inevitable.
D) tax rates must rise to cover the deficit.
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A) 10%
B) 15%
C) 27%
D) 30%
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A) negative 30 percent.
B) negative 10 percent.
C) positive 1 percent.
D) positive 8 percent.
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A) the benefits principle.
B) the ability-to-pay principle.
C) vertical equity.
D) horizontal equity.
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A) 25%
B) 28%
C) 40%
D) 60%
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A) national defense
B) education
C) income security
D) farm support programs
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A) falls by less than the tax revenue generated.
B) falls by more than the tax revenue generated.
C) falls by the same amount as the tax revenue generated.
D) will not fall since Jennifer will no longer be in the market.
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A) $1.50 and tax revenues increase by $1.50, so there is no deadweight loss.
B) $9.00 and tax revenues increase by $1.50, so there is a deadweight loss of $7.50.
C) $7.50 and tax revenues increase by $7.50, so there is no deadweight loss.
D) $7.50 and tax revenues increase by $1.50, so there is a deadweight loss of $6.
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A) In 1902 the government collected about 7 percent of total income. In recent years, it collected about 30 percent of total income.
B) In 1902 the government collected about 30 percent of total income. In recent years, it collected about 7 percent of total income.
C) In 1902 the government collected about 7 percent of total income. In recent years, it collected about 7 percent of total income.
D) In 1902 the government collected about 30 percent of total income. In recent years, it collected about 30 percent of total income.
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A) a lump-sum tax.
B) an equitable tax.
C) supported by the poor.
D) a progressive tax.
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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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