Exam 7: Taxes
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Exam 5: Price Controls and Quotas: Meddling With Markets216 Questions
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The governor wants to levy a $1 excise tax on a product but wants to minimize the deadweight loss.The deadweight loss will be LEAST when the demand curve is _____ and the supply curve is _____.
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Eli has annual earnings of $100,000 and Molly has annual earnings of $50,000.Each consumer goes to the mall and purchases a microwave oven for $100,and each pays an additional 7%,or $7,in sales tax.This tax is:
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Suppose an income tax is levied on none of the first $1,000,10% of the next $9,000,and 20% of the remainder of earnings.How much tax would Miranda have to pay if she earned $20,000?
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-(Figure: A Market with a Tax)Use Figure: A Market with a Tax.Before the tax,producer surplus is equal to the areas:

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When the government imposes an excise tax,the deadweight loss is caused by:
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If personal income up to and including $25,000 is not taxed,income of $25,001 to $50,000 is taxed at 10%,and income over $50,000 is taxed at 25%,a family earning income equal to $60,000 will pay a marginal tax rate of _____% and a average tax rate of _____%.
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If the main purpose of a tax is to decrease the amount of a harmful activity,such as underage drinking,the government should impose it on harmful activities whose supply is _____ and demand is _____.
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The deadweight loss from an excise tax comes about because:
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Since the terrorist attacks of September 11,2001,the Federal Aviation Agency has added a small security fee to every airplane ticket purchased.This is an example of:
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If demand for a good is perfectly inelastic,then consumers will bear the entire burden of an excise tax imposed on that good.
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In general,the incidence of an excise tax is shared between buyers and sellers.
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If an excise tax is imposed on wine and collected from the consumers,the _____ curve will shift _____ by the amount of the tax.
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You have to pay a fee every time you use your community swimming pool.This is an example of the _____ principle.
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-(Table: Three Tax Structure Proposals)Use Table: Three Tax Structure Proposals.If one wished to use a proportional or flat tax structure,one should use proposal _____,in which the percentage of income taxed is _____%.

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