A) taxes assessed by charging a rate equal to a percentage of an item's price
B) taxes assessed by charging a flat amount per unit purchased
C) taxes based on the amount of debt that the government must repay
D) taxes based on the amount of spending the government will undertake
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A) the marginal tax rate exceeds the average tax rate.
B) the average tax rate exceeds the marginal tax rate.
C) high income earners pay a lower percentage of their income in taxes than do low income earners.
D) the tax rate depends solely on how long an individual has been in the labor force.
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A) declines as their incomes increase.
B) rises as their incomes increase.
C) is unchanged as their incomes increase.
D) is unrelated to their incomes.
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A) lowered below 5 percent.
B) kept at 5 percent.
C) raised to 6 percent.
D) abolished.
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A) user charges,taxes,and borrowing.
B) taxes,transfer payments,and borrowing.
C) user charges and taxes.
D) taxes and borrowing.
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A) supply curve upward by $2.
B) supply curve downward by $2.
C) demand curve upward by $2.
D) demand curve downward by $2.
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A) are not used in the United States.
B) are assessed as a percentage of a good's price.
C) are based on income levels.
D) are applied only to imports.
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) none of them
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A) ad valorem taxation.
B) tax base.
C) philosophy of taxation.
D) justice system.
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A) refers to the personal income tax.
B) is used to tax goods but not services.
C) is assessed by charging a tax rate as a fraction of the market price of a good.
D) is a tax that is applied only to cigarettes and alcohol.
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A) taxed at too low a rate.
B) taxed only when a stockholder sells his or her shares of stock.
C) taxed twice-once by the corporate tax system,and again by personal tax system when they are paid to stockholders as dividends.
D) taxed three times-once by the corporate tax system,again by the personal tax system,and again as capital gains.
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A) a luxury tax.
B) the corporate profit tax.
C) the personal income tax.
D) the Social Security tax.
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A) ad valorem taxation.
B) an excise tax.
C) a sales tax.
D) the government budget constraint.
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A) The producer will increase the price of the good by the amount of the excise tax.
B) The equilibrium price will increase and the equilibrium quantity will remain unchanged.
C) Both the consumer and producer pay part of the excise tax.
D) Consumers will refuse to pay excise taxes forcing the producers to pay it.
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A) regressive tax.
B) progressive tax.
C) proportional tax.
D) marginal tax.
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A) proportional.
B) progressive.
C) regressive.
D) flat.
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A) Increasing taxes will always increase tax revenues.
B) Static tax analysis recognizes that an increase in taxation could lead to a decrease in tax revenues.
C) Dynamic tax analysis assumes that an increase in taxation will leave the tax base unchanged.
D) There is a tax rate at which tax revenues are maximized.
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A) Each generates about the same amount of government revenue.
B) Revenues from taxation are much greater than revenues from user charges.
C) User charges generate much more revenue than do taxes.
D) We don't know because the government does not publish revenue figures broken down.
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