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A) $500
B) $594
C) $691.50
D) $697.50
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A) 19.6%
B) 20.5%
C) 21%
D) 27%
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A) pay principle.
B) tax-benefit principle.
C) government services principle.
D) benefits principle.
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A) horizontal equity.
B) vertical equity.
C) the ability-to-pay principle.
D) the marriage tax.
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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) the administrative burden of taxes will increase.
B) compliance costs are likely to decrease.
C) the government will collect more in tax revenue.
D) the amount of tax revenue lost to tax evasion will decrease.
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A) a proportional tax
B) a progressive tax
C) a regressive tax
D) a lump-sum tax
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A) raises more revenues.
B) would save the government millions in administrative costs.
C) places more of the tax burden on the wealthy.
D) does not discourage saving.
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A) allocative and productive efficiency.
B) profits and revenues.
C) efficiency and fairness.
D) fairness and profits.
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A) $1
B) $3
C) $4
D) $6
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A) GDP for that year decreased by 4 percent, and total work hours fell by 8 percent.
B) GDP for that year decreased by 6 percent, and total work hours fell by 4 percent.
C) GDP for that year increased by 4 percent, and total work hours increased by 3 percent.
D) GDP for that year increased by 8 percent, and total work hours increased by 6 percent.
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A) the ability-to-pay principle.
B) the equity principle.
C) the benefits principle.
D) regressive.
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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) 10%
B) 15%
C) 27%
D) 30%
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A) Medicaid.
B) unemployment compensation.
C) personal income taxes.
D) Food Stamps.
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A) decreases as income increases.
B) increases as income increases.
C) is constant at all income levels.
D) applies only to payroll taxes.
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A) an income tax
B) a lump-sum tax
C) a value-added tax
D) a corrective tax
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A) 5 percent and 6.7 percent, respectively.
B) 8 percent and 6 percent, respectively.
C) 12 percent and 9 percent, respectively.
D) 13 percent and 10 percent, respectively.
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A) a budget surplus.
B) a budget deficit.
C) the national debt.
D) automatically refunded.
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