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A) raise the price by less than $1.
B) raise the price by more than $1.
C) raise the price by $1.
D) lower the price by $1.
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A) collected primarily at the federal level.
B) the largest source of tax revenue for local governments.
C) the primary source of federal revenue-sharing funds.
D) used primarily by states to finance state welfare programs.
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A) who in society actually pays a tax.
B) the structure of basic income tax rates.
C) whether taxes are progressive or regressive.
D) whether or not the benefits-received principle applies.
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A) equal to the marginal tax rate if the tax is progressive.
B) the total tax rate minus the marginal tax rate.
C) the ratio of total taxes paid to total taxable income.
D) the tax rate that applies to incremental dollars of income.
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A) a tax on residential property
B) a progressive income tax
C) an excise tax on gasoline
D) an excise tax on coffee
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A) 20 percent.
B) 25 percent.
C) 30 percent.
D) 40 percent.
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A) more than $2.
B) less than $2.
C) $2 and increase equilibrium output.
D) $2 and reduce equilibrium output.
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A) absolute amount paid as taxes varies directly with income.
B) percentage of income paid as taxes is the same regardless of the size of income.
C) percentage of income paid as taxes increases as income increases.
D) tax rate varies inversely with income.
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A) health care.
B) science, space, and technology.
C) pensions and income security.
D) national defense.
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A) education.
B) national defense.
C) pensions and income security.
D) interest on public debt.
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A) They provide funds for Social Security.
B) They include Medicare taxes.
C) Both employers and employees pay these taxes.
D) They are lump-sum taxes not based on wages/salaries.
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A) close to 60 percent
B) about 30 percent
C) less than 20 percent
D) more than 80 percent
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A) is the primary means of financing public expenditures.
B) provides a stimulus to government spending with no opportunity cost.
C) may crowd out private sector investment.
D) is prohibited by the U.S.constitution.
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A) Germany
B) France
C) United States
D) Mexico
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A) disproportionate.
B) progressive.
C) proportional.
D) regressive.
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A) the federal government requires taxpayers to submit their taxes to the Internal Revenue Service.
B) charitable contributions were made legal under the tax codes of the United States government.
C) the U.S.Supreme Court ruled that double taxation of income was illegal for corporations and businesses.
D) the average worker had earned enough income to pay his or her share of government spending for that year.
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