A) $1.
B) $2.
C) $3.
D) $6.
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A) a proportional tax structure
B) a regressive tax structure
C) a progressive tax structure
D) a lump-sum tax structure
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A) the U.S. must spend more on national defense due to the war against terror.
B) the elderly population is increasing due to rising life expectancies.
C) expenditures on space exploration have increased dramatically.
D) expenditures on school voucher programs have increased dramatically.
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A) 30%
B) 40%
C) 50%
D) 60%
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A) Medicaid.
B) Medicare.
C) Social Security.
D) food stamps.
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A) deadweight losses and administrative burdens.
B) marginal rates and deadweight losses.
C) administrative burdens and transfers of money.
D) marginal rates and transfers of money.
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A) the consumers who still choose to consume the commodity but pay a higher price that reflects the tax.
B) the consumers who choose to not consume the commodity that is taxed.
C) all citizens who are able to use services provided by government.
D) the consumers who are unable to avoid paying the tax.
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A) lower the effective rate of interest on savings.
B) have no effect on savings.
C) enhance social welfare because the benefits will outweigh the costs.
D) enhance the incentives to save.
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A) It increased.
B) It decreased.
C) It did not change.
D) We do not have enough information to answer this question.
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A) Tax System A
B) Tax System B
C) Tax System C
D) None of the systems are proportional.
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A) The average tax rate gauges the sacrifice made by a taxpayer, whereas the marginal tax rate gauges the distortion of taxes on consumer decisions.
B) The marginal tax rate gauges the sacrifice made by a taxpayer, whereas the average tax rate gauges the distortion of taxes on consumer decisions.
C) The average tax rate measures how much the tax system discourages people from working.
D) The marginal tax rate measures total taxes paid divided by total income.
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A) Vertical equity is possible in both years.
B) Vertical equity is possible in 2009 but not in 2010.
C) Vertical equity is not possible in 2009 but is possible in 2010.
D) Vertical equity is not possible in either year.
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A) fraction of spending paid in taxes.
B) fraction of income paid in taxes.
C) incremental rate of tax on income.
D) average deadweight loss from all taxes.
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A) consumer surplus.
B) producer surplus.
C) in deadweight loss.
D) tax revenues.
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A) distort incentives to work.
B) are used to encourage saving behavior.
C) will invariably lead to lower average tax rates.
D) are not associated with deadweight losses.
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A) Both tax avoidance and tax evasion are legal.
B) Both tax avoidance and tax evasion are illegal.
C) Tax avoidance is legal, whereas tax evasion is illegal.
D) Tax avoidance is illegal, whereas tax evasion is legal.
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