Exam 18: Taxation and Resource Allocation
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What were the arguments in favor and against repealing the Bush tax cuts?
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-Figure 18-2 shows the widget market before and after an excise tax is imposed.What percentage of the tax per widget is borne by consumers, considering the true economic incidence of the tax?

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Which of the following best reflects the ability-to-pay philosophy of taxation?
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The largest single source of revenue for the federal government is the
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The method of financing the Social Security system until 1983 is best described as
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If two families are equally situated except that one rents and the other owns their home, the existing tax system will lead to
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Rhode Island has enacted a substantial increase in the tax on employers that finances the workman's compensation system.For some employers, the tax is about $25 per $100 paid in wages.Employers claim they cannot afford to pay the tax.Under which of the following conditions will the actual burden of the tax fall on employers?
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The individual income tax, the inheritance tax, and the head tax are all examples of direct taxes.
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The Bush tax cuts concentrated on reducing ____ tax rates which means they can be expected to improve economic ____.
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The way in which most persons pay their personal income tax is in the form of
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Many Americans believe that taxes have been gobbling up an ever-increasing share of the U.S.economy.Is this observation correct? Explain.
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A proportional tax is one in which the fraction of income paid in taxes rises as a person's income increases.
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Which of the following government entities relies most heavily on sales taxes?
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