A) an average tax rate of 22.5 percent when her income is $30,000.
B) an average tax rate of 22.0 percent when her income is $50,000.
C) a marginal tax rate of 10 percent when her income rises from $40,000 to $40,001.
D) a marginal tax rate of 50 percent when her income rises from $60,000 to $60,001.
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A) $1
B) $2
C) $5
D) $7
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A) The U.S.federal government collected a higher percentage of income in taxes in the early 1900s than in the early 2000s.
B) The U.S.federal government collects a higher percentage of income in taxes than many European countries,including France and Germany.
C) The U.S.federal government collects a lower percentage of income in taxes than many developing countries,including Mexico and India.
D) The U.S.federal government collects a similar percentage of income in taxes as Brazil and Japan.
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A) 20 percent
B) 30 percent
C) 50 percent
D) 70 percent
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A) A progressive tax
B) A proportional tax
C) A regressive tax
D) A lump-sum tax
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A) Tax Schedule A and Tax Schedule B
B) Tax Schedule B and Tax Schedule C
C) Tax Schedule C and Tax Schedule D
D) None of the Tax Schedules are regressive.
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A) In 1902 the government collected about 7 percent of total income.In recent years,it collected about 30 percent of total income.
B) In 1902 the government collected about 30 percent of total income.In recent years,it collected about 7 percent of total income.
C) In 1902 the government collected about 7 percent of total income.In recent years,it collected about 7 percent of total income.
D) In 1902 the government collected about 30 percent of total income.In recent years,it collected about 30 percent of total income.
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A) use a mix of taxes and fees to generate revenue.
B) are required by federal mandate to levy income taxes.
C) are required to tax property at a standard rate set by the federal government.
D) cannot impose state excise taxes on products that are taxed by the federal government.
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A) the ability-to-pay principle.
B) the benefits principle.
C) efficiency arguments.
D) regressive tax arguments.
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A) tax rates have decreased,while tax revenues have increased.
B) tax rates have increased,while tax revenues have decreased.
C) both tax rates and tax revenues have increased.
D) both tax rates and tax revenues have decreased.
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A) zero
B) $2
C) $3
D) $6
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A) Some states do not tax income at all.
B) If states tax income,they must follow federal guidelines for designing the tax structure.
C) States are not allowed to have a higher marginal tax rate than the federal marginal tax rate.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) $0
B) $1
C) $2
D) $3
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A) inefficiency that taxes create.
B) shift in benefit from producers to consumers.
C) part of consumer and producer surplus that is now revenue to the government.
D) loss in profit to producers when quantity demanded falls as a result of higher prices.
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A) will work more.
B) will be reluctant to hire accountants to file their tax returns.
C) with low tax liabilities will universally be worse off than under some other tax policy.
D) will work less.
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