Exam 18: Taxation and Resource Allocation
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The Social Security system works exactly like any private retirement trust system.
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Which of the following would be the most likely candidate for direct application of the benefits principle of taxation?
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Discuss the three principles of equity applied to taxation in the text.
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If two families are identical with respect to size,income,general expenses,etc.,and are taxed equally,we say that there is
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The incidence of a tax explains what group pays the burden of a tax.
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Property taxes are the main source of funding for public schools.
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A congress member concerned about ensuring vertical equity in taxation would be most likely to argue for obtaining government revenue through a
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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 percentage of the burden of an excise tax that is borne by sellers generally depends on the
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In Country X,the government requires employers to collect 9 percent of every employee's compensation as payroll tax.This is an example of
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Loopholes increase the efficiency of the tax system by making taxpayers better off.
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The ability-to-pay principle is most closely tied to the concept of
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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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Vertical equity refers to the notion that equally situated individuals should be taxed equally.
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