Exam 18: Taxation and Resource Allocation
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When we say most Americans are in the 15-percent tax bracket, we mean federal taxes are about 15 percent of the income of most Americans.
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The incidence of a tax explains what group pays the burden of a tax.
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The share of GDP taken by taxes is considerably higher in the United States than in other countries.
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When taxes alter individual behavior as people attempt to avoid the tax, efficiency
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Explain whether or not the ability-to-pay principle of tax equity is consistent with the benefits received principle of taxation.
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The notion that equally situated individuals should be taxed equally is referred to as
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Loopholes increase the efficiency of the tax system by making taxpayers better off.
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A progressive tax is one in which the fraction of income paid in taxes rises as a person's income increases.
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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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The percentage of the burden of an excise tax that is borne by sellers generally depends on the
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What is the controversy surrounding property taxes as a source for school funding?
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Discuss the three principles of equity applied to taxation in the text.
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Tax deductions were significantly ____ under the Tax Reform Act of 1986.
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Payments to Social Security recipients would decline if the retirement age were lowered.
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The federal government receives most of its revenue from three sources: personal income tax, corporate income tax, and payroll tax.
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Existing loopholes erode the progressivity of the U.S.tax system.
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