Exam 18: Public Choice, Taxes, and the Distribution of Income
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Income inequality increases as the Gini coefficient approaches 1.
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If, as your taxable income decreases, you pay a smaller percentage of your taxable income in taxes, then the tax is
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Figure 18-4
-Refer to Figure 18-4. Rank the above panels in terms of most unequal income distribution to least unequal income distribution.

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A key insight of the public choice model is that public policymakers are likely to pursue the public's interest, even if their self-interests conflict with the public interest.
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If you pay $3,000 in taxes on an income of $28,000, and $4,450 in taxes on an income of $38,000, what is your marginal tax rate? Show your work.
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Table 18-7
Table 18-7 shows the amount of taxes paid on various levels of income.
-Refer to Table 18-7. The tax system is

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What is the term that explains why voters often lack knowledge of pending legislation, and lack knowledge of the views of candidates for office on a range of issues that affect their own (the voters') welfare?
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If the government is most interested in minimizing excess burden of an excise tax, should it impose the tax on goods that are elastic or on goods that are inelastic?
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Figure 18-5
Figure 18-5 shows the Lorenz curve for a hypothetical country.
-Refer to Figure 18-5. The middle 20 percent of households

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Table 18-1
Suppose $1 billion is available in the budget and Congress is considering allocating the funds to one of the following three alternatives: 1) Subsidies for education, 2) Research on Alzheimer's or 3) Increased border security. Table 18-1 shows three voters' rankings of the alternatives.
-Refer to Table 18-1. Suppose a series of votes are taken in which each pair of alternatives is considered in turn. If the vote is between allocating funds to research on Alzheimer's and increased border security,

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Some individuals seek to use government action to make themselves better off at the expense of others. The actions of these individuals
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Figure 18-2
Figure 18-2 shows a demand curve and two sets of supply curves, one set more elastic than the other.
-Refer to Figure 18-2. If the government imposes an excise tax of $1.00 on every unit sold, what is the size of the deadweight loss, if there is any?

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If you pay $2,000 in taxes on an income of $20,000, and a tax of $3,000 on an income of $30,000, then over this range of income the tax is
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The government of Silverado raises revenue to operate the city's hospital, open to all residents, through a general income tax paid by its residents. This method of raising revenue is consistent with the benefits-received principle.
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