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    Exam 13: Public Budgeting and Finance
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    The Property Tax Is Considered a Low-Yield Tax While Income
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The Property Tax Is Considered a Low-Yield Tax While Income

Question 13

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The property tax is considered a low-yield tax while income taxes are considered high-yield.

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