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    A Consumption Tax System Is Likely to Benefit
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A Consumption Tax System Is Likely to Benefit

Question 99

Question 99

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A consumption tax system is likely to benefit


A) higher income individuals.
B) lower income individuals.
C) an individual who, regardless of income, is a large consumer.
D) corporations.

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