Exam 17: Taxation and Resource Allocation
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The incidence of a tax explains what group pays the burden of a tax.
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Figure 18-1
-According to the graph in Figure 18-1, the increase in the amount that consumers pay as a result of the tax is

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The way in which most persons pay their personal income tax is in the form of
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Figure 18-2
-Figure 18-2 shows the widget market before and after an excise tax is imposed.The revenue collected by the tax is ____.

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Who bears the burden of an excise tax if demand is perfectly inelastic; if supply is perfectly inelastic? Use graphs in your explanation.
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Edgar Browning and William Johnson, in a paper published in the Journal of Political Economy (1984), presented evidence that a one-dollar transfer to the bottom 40 percent of income distribution costs the top 60 percent nine dollars.If correct, this finding proves
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In 1984, the South Carolina State Supreme Court ruled that a 20 percent admission tax on X-rated movies was unconstitutional.When the affected cinemas sought a refund of collected taxes, they were denied on the grounds that the tax, although collected by the theater, was indeed paid by the theatergoers.The Supreme Court apparently believed
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The federal government of the United States relies heavily on value-added taxes.
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The method of financing the Social Security system until 1983 is best described as
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The share of GDP taken by taxes has increased dramatically since the 1960s.
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Horizontal equity is a difficult concept to implement because
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If demand is more elastic, the portion of an excise tax borne by a buyer will
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The total burden of a tax equals tax receipts plus excess burden.
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