A) tax rates are higher the greater one's income.
B) the same tax rate applies to all income receivers,so that the rich pay absolutely more taxes than the poor.
C) entrepreneurial income is exempt from taxation.
D) the revenues it yields are spent on transfer payments.
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A) $750.
B) $1,500.
C) $875.
D) $800.
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A) estate taxes are the major source of revenue and most expenditures are for health services.
B) the corporate income tax is the major source of revenue and natural resource development is the major type of expenditure.
C) property taxes are the basic source of revenue and education is the major type of expenditure.
D) sales and excise taxes are the major source of revenue and education is the major type of expenditure.
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A) in addition to taking income from the citizenry,taxes also increase the rate of inflation.
B) taxes cause a decline in output for which marginal benefit exceeds marginal cost.
C) taxes diminish incentives to work.
D) government spends dollars less efficiently than do households and businesses.
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A) A childless couple should not be required to pay taxes for the support of public schools.
B) Prosperous corporations should pay substantial taxes even if they use few government goods and services.
C) The best tax is the income tax.
D) People with high incomes should pay more taxes than people with low incomes.
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A) 25 percent and the marginal rate on additional income is also 25 percent.
B) 25 percent and the marginal rate on additional income is 40 percent.
C) 25 percent and the marginal rate on additional income cannot be determined from the information given.
D) 20 percent and the marginal rate on additional income is 30 percent.
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A) entirely on the buyer.
B) mostly on the buyer.
C) entirely on the seller.
D) mostly on the seller.
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A) II and IV.
B) III and V.
C) IV only.
D) I only.
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A) $9 and 3,000.
B) $7.50 and 2,250.
C) $8.50 and 2,750.
D) $7 and 3,000.
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A) the ability-to-pay principle of taxation.
B) the benefits-received principle of taxation.
C) government bureaucracy and inefficiency.
D) the principle of limited and bundled choice.
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A) A state excise tax on the sellers of football tickets.
B) A personal income tax.
C) A general sales tax on retailers who sell foodstuffs and clothing.
D) A federal excise tax on the producers of whiskey.
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True/False
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A) supply of X is highly inelastic.
B) supply of X is highly elastic.
C) demand for X is highly inelastic.
D) demand for X is highly elastic.
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A) 35
B) 8
C) 15
D) 22
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A) V only.
B) III and V.
C) II and III.
D) III only.
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A) stabilizing tax.
B) regressive tax.
C) progressive tax.
D) proportional tax.
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A) National defense and postal service.
B) Health care and police.
C) Postal service and education.
D) Health care and national defense.
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A) is the primary means of financing public expenditures.
B) provides a stimulus to government spending with no opportunity cost.
C) may crowd out private sector investment.
D) is prohibited by the U.S.constitution.
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A) 7 percent.
B) 30 percent.
C) About 16 percent.
D) About 23 percent.
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