A) 5.5 percent; 50 percent
B) 10.3 percent; 30.9 percent
C) 8.4 percent; 27.5 percent
D) 1.9 percent; 23.4 percent
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A) 12 cents
B) 41 cents
C) 29 cents
D) 71 cents
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A) decreased as a result of improvements in private pension and health insurance plans.
B) increased slightly at about the same rate as population.
C) tripled as a percentage of output.
D) remained approximately constant.
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A) corporate income taxes.
B) sales and excise taxes.
C) personal income taxes.
D) payroll taxes.
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A) progressive.
B) highly regressive.
C) slightly regressive.
D) proportional.
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A) has been a declining percentage of the domestic output in this century.
B) equals about 40 percent of domestic output.
C) equals about 15 percent of domestic output.
D) is larger today, as a percentage of total output, than in 1960.
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A) controls economic resources and sells them in the resource market.
B) produces goods and services and sells them in the product market to generate net taxes.
C) provides goods and services to businesses and households and pays for them with net taxes.
D) obtains revenues in the product market and uses them to cover costs in the resource market.
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A) personal income taxes
B) corporate income taxes
C) property taxes
D) payroll taxes
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A) April 15.
B) April 17.
C) April 21.
D) July 4.
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A) 750 units.
B) 850 units.
C) 875 units.
D) 950 units.
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True/False
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A) the degree to which it alters the distribution of income.
B) how easy it is to evade the tax.
C) who actually bears the burden of a tax.
D) the progressiveness or regressiveness of tax rates.
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A) education
B) highways
C) welfare payments
D) health and hospitals
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A) Lotteries are preferable to taxes because they are voluntary rather than compulsory.
B) Higher-income families tend to spend a larger portion of their incomes on lotteries than do low-income families.
C) Lotteries compete with illegal gambling and are thus socially beneficial in curtailing organized crime.
D) They are a relatively painless way to finance government services such as education, medical care, and welfare programs.
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A) 5 percent.
B) 12 percent.
C) 35 percent.
D) 42 percent.
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A) the average tax rate decreases if income decreases.
B) high-income groups pay more taxes absolutely than do low-income groups.
C) the average tax rate on low-income groups exceeds the tax rate of high-income groups.
D) the average tax rate is constant, but the absolute amount of taxes paid increases with income increases.
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A) personal income taxes
B) corporate income taxes
C) estate taxes
D) general sales taxes
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A) high-income receivers are generally in a better position to shift taxes than are low-income receivers.
B) the transfer system is regressive and it is therefore essential to have an offsetting progressive tax structure.
C) rational consumers spend their first dollars of income on the most urgently desired goods and successive dollars on less essential goods.
D) taxes should be paid for financing public goods in direct proportion to the satisfaction an individual derives from those goods.
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A) the federal inheritance tax
B) a 7 percent general sales tax
C) the corporate income tax
D) the personal income tax
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