A) should be eliminated.
B) are progressive.
C) are regressive.
D) should become an important source of revenue for the federal government.
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A) Despite the overall progressive tax system, government expenditures disproportionately favor the rich and result in a system that is slightly regressive.
B) The progressive tax system is almost perfectly offset by regressive expenditures, making the overall system proportional.
C) The regressive tax system is offset by expenditures directed toward lower-income households, making the overall system proportional.
D) The overall system of taxes and spending is progressive, as over $1 trillion per year gets transferred from upper-income households to lower- and middle-income households.
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A) nonexhaustive because they do not directly absorb resources and account for production.
B) exhaustive because they directly absorb or employ resources and account for production.
C) both exhaustive and nonexhaustive because in some cases they do directly absorb resources or account for production and in other cases they do not.
D) neither exhaustive nor nonexhaustive because of the tax revenues that finance these purchases.
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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) 35
B) 8
C) 15
D) 22
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A) $125.00.
B) $62.50.
C) $87.50.
D) $1.00.
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A) equal sacrifice theory of taxation.
B) shifting of taxes to consumers.
C) ability-to-pay principle of taxation.
D) benefits-received principle of taxation.
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A) benefits-received principle of taxation.
B) ability-to-pay principle of taxation.
C) proportional tax.
D) progressive tax.
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A) entirely on the buyer.
B) mostly on the buyer.
C) entirely on the seller.
D) mostly on the seller.
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A) purchases resources in the resource market.
B) provides services to businesses and households.
C) purchases goods in the product market.
D) does all of the things stated in the other possible answers.
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A) transfer payments such as social security benefits.
B) subsidies to farmers, airlines, and others.
C) proprietary income generated by public utilities and state lotteries.
D) salaries to military personnel, public school teachers, and government inspectors.
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A) constant at 10 percent.
B) lower than the marginal tax rate.
C) equal to the marginal tax rate.
D) higher than the marginal tax rate, which is equal to zero.
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A) corporate income taxes
B) property taxes
C) payroll taxes
D) personal income taxes
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A) alcoholic beverage tax.
B) tobacco tax.
C) general sales tax.
D) gasoline tax.
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A) $750.
B) $1,500.
C) $875.
D) $800.
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A) 15 percent.
B) 22 percent.
C) 35 percent.
D) 52 percent.
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A) The primary federal tax system is regressive, while the primary state and local tax systems are progressive.
B) Both the primary federal tax system and the primary state and local tax systems are regressive.
C) The primary federal tax system is progressive, while the primary state and local tax systems are regressive.
D) Both the primary federal tax system and the primary state and local tax systems are progressive.
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