A) tax avoidance
B) tax evasion
C) a tax return compensation plan
D) activities outside the intent of tax law
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A) determining whether or not a taxpayer falls within the highest income quintile
B) determining the level of transfer payments made to low-income groups
C) determining the source of income for taxpayers
D) determining what differences are relevant to a family's ability to pay
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A) sales taxes
B) excise taxes
C) social insurance taxes
D) consumption taxes
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A) sales taxes
B) the federal government
C) corporate income taxes
D) customs duties
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True/False
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A) tax A
B) tax B
C) tax C
D) tax D
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A) corporate income taxes, GST, personal income taxes, and excise taxes and duties
B) corporate income taxes, EI payroll taxes, personal income taxes, and excise taxes and duties
C) personal income taxes, corporate income taxes, excise taxes and duties, and GST
D) personal income taxes, corporate income taxes, GST, and excise taxes and duties
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A) the lump-sum tax liability
B) the marginal tax rate
C) the average tax rate
D) the average consumption tax liability
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A) work more so they can keep the same standard of living
B) work less and enjoy more leisure
C) quit their present job and find one that pays better
D) stop working altogether and go on welfare in protest
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A) For the poor people, more will be saved than without the tax to make up for what is lost in taxes.
B) For the rich people, more will be saved than without the tax to make up for what is lost in taxes.
C) For the rich people, less will be saved than without the tax since tax lowers the return on income.
D) For the poor people, less will be saved without tax since tax lowers the cost of investment.
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A) $3
B) $6
C) $8
D) $9
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A) by arguing for policies that clearly lead to efficiency gains in the economy
B) by shedding light on the tradeoff between efficiency and equity in tax policy
C) by articulating the importance of equity as the most important goal of tax policy
D) by demonstrating that there are no tradeoffs in tax policy: both efficiency and equity can be attained if the tax policy follows basic economic reasoning
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A) health, education, social services
B) debt service, health, education
C) social services, debt service, education
D) health, social services, education
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A) the fraction of spending paid in taxes
B) the fraction of income paid in taxes
C) the incremental rate of tax on income
D) the average deadweight loss from all taxes
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A) It is facilitated by legal deductions to taxable income.
B) It is the same as tax avoidance.
C) It is recommended by the Canadian Accounting Association.
D) It is illegal.
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A) taxes based only on their income
B) exactly the same amount of taxes, regardless of circumstances
C) similar amounts of tax
D) taxes based on the benefits received from government services
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A) a progressive tax
B) a regressive tax
C) a distortion-free tax
D) a proportional tax
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A) 16.25 percent and 50.00 percent
B) 18.00 percent and 60.00 percent
C) 20.00 percent and 20.00 percent
D) 23.33 percent and 66 percent
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A) what product or service the tax is levied on
B) who bears the tax burden
C) what sector of the economy the imposed tax most affects
D) the impact a tax will have on the economy
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