A) 25 percent
B) 34 percent
C) 50 percent
D) 75 percent
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A) discourages saving.
B) encourages saving.
C) has no effect on saving.
D) will reduce the administrative burden of taxation.
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A) a sales tax.
B) an excise tax.
C) a retail tax.
D) an income tax.
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A) identifying efficiency as the most important goal of tax policy.
B) identifying equity as the most important goal of tax policy.
C) shedding light on the tradeoff between efficiency and equity in tax policy.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) 10
B) 40
C) 50
D) 67
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A) government's health plan for the elderly.
B) government's health plan for the poor.
C) another name for Social Security.
D) Both a and c are correct.
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A) marginal income tax.
B) lump-sum tax.
C) consumption tax.
D) corporate profit tax.
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A) more than 50 percent.
B) exactly 50 percent.
C) higher than her average tax rate.
D) lower than her average tax rate.
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A) Unites States
B) England
C) Estonia
D) China
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A) taxes that distort the incentives that people face.
B) taxes that target expenditures on survivor's benefits for Social Security.
C) taxes that have no efficiency losses.
D) lump-sum taxes.
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A) grown at about the same pace.
B) grown at a faster pace.
C) grown at a slower pace.
D) shrunk.
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A) zero
B) $3
C) $6
D) $8
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True/False
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A) The biggest single expenditure is education.
B) The public welfare category does not include the costs of administering some federal programs.
C) As a general rule, spending on public schools and public universities exceeds that spent on all other services combined.
D) Local services such as libraries, police, trash removal, fire protection, park maintenance, etc.collectively are a very small share of expenditures.
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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) $3
B) $6
C) $9
D) $12
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A) decreased from about eight percent to less than one percent.
B) increased from less than one percent to about eight percent.
C) remained constant at less than one percent.
D) remained constant at about eight percent.
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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) $0
B) $2
C) $4
D) $6
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