A) supply of X is highly inelastic.
B) supply of X is highly elastic.
C) demand for X is highly inelastic.
D) demand for X is highly elastic.
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A) borne by resource suppliers that provide the inputs for manufacturing tires.
B) shared about equally by buyers and sellers of tires.
C) borne primarily by buyers of tires.
D) borne primarily by sellers of tires.
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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) 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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A) has been declared unconstitutional because it deprives individuals of property without due process of law.
B) suggests that people should pay taxes in proportion to the benefits they derive from public goods and services.
C) suggests that taxes should vary directly with people's income and wealth.
D) suggests that taxes should vary inversely with people's income and wealth.
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A) raise price by less than $1.
B) raise price by more than $1.
C) raise price by $1.
D) lower price by $1.
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A) a rising absolute amount,but a declining proportion,of income is paid in taxes.
B) the marginal and average tax rates are equal,making the tax progressive.
C) the average tax rate rises more rapidly than does the marginal tax rate.
D) the marginal tax rate is higher than the average tax rate,causing the average tax rate to rise.
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A) ability-to-pay principle of taxation.
B) benefits-received principle of taxation.
C) single-tax theory of taxation.
D) pay-as-you-go theory of taxation.
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A) progressive.
B) proportional.
C) regressive.
D) discriminatory.
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A) is progressive,leading to a more equitable distribution of income.
B) equalizes the tax burden between buyers and sellers of goods.
C) is proportional,so all income groups pay a fair share.
D) penalizes consumption and encourages savings and investment.
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A) 23.2 percent.
B) 37.4 percent.
C) 39.6 percent.
D) 59.1 percent.
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A) 5.5 percent;50 percent
B) 10.3 percent;30.9 percent
C) 8.4 percent;27.5 percent
D) 1.0 percent;23.2 percent
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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) 35 percent.
B) 20 percent.
C) 10 percent.
D) 5 percent.
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A) revenue flowing to the government from taxes.
B) money borrowed by the government to finance its operations.
C) revenue generated by government-run businesses.
D) transfer payments from the government to the owners of property resources.
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A) personal income taxes.
B) property taxes.
C) corporate income taxes.
D) sales and excise taxes.
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A) proprietary income.
B) transfer payments.
C) tax revenue.
D) subsidies.
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