A) remains the same as income rises.
B) rises as income rises.
C) falls as income rises.
D) falls as income falls.
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A) people are unable to alter their behavior to avoid paying it.
B) government seeks to raise it.
C) it raises a great deal of revenue.
D) it induces people to change their behavior.
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A) Jenny faces a progressive tax.
B) Jenny faces a regressive tax.
C) Jenny faces a proportional tax.
D) Jenny faces a rising marginal tax rate.
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A) is determined by income bracket.
B) is determined by who the law assigns the tax.
C) is wage and salary earners but not people who have only investment income.
D) is determined by the change in prices and outputs caused by the tax.
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A) Supply elasticity
B) Demand elasticity
C) Who the tax is levied on
D) Whether or not supply is fixed
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A) more heavily on direct taxes than do governments of other countries.
B) less heavily on direct taxes than do governments of other countries.
C) more heavily on indirect taxes than do governments of other countries.
D) on direct taxes about as heavily as do governments of other countries.
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A) property taxes.
B) income taxes.
C) excise taxes.
D) sales taxes.
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A) progressive taxation.
B) regressive taxation.
C) proportional taxation.
D) marginal taxes.
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A) 400
B) 600
C) 1,000
D) 200
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A) property
B) personal income
C) sales
D) value-added
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A) levied on accounting profits not economic profits.
B) levied on salaries and wages but not investment income.
C) levied on the purchase of specific goods.
D) levied on purchases of goods in general excluding exempted goods that are considered necessities.
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A) are more likely to be exploited by the wealthy.
B) make it more progressive.
C) were created by the tax reforms instituted in 1986.
D) do not affect the economic decisions of the people who benefit from them.
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A) housing should never be the basis for taxation of any kind.
B) taxes on real estate generate too much tax revenue.
C) disparity in property values means some communities have more in tax revenues to spend on education than do communities containing less valuable property.
D) the funds for public education should come from federal revenues, not from local property taxes.
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A) increasing rapidly.
B) declining rapidly.
C) increasing slowly.
D) declining generally.
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A) are subject to double taxation.
B) benefit from several loopholes.
C) have no particular advantages in the tax system.
D) must pay tax on the "income" of living in a house.
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A) An excise tax on coffee
B) An excise tax on gasoline
C) A progressive income tax
D) A tax on residential property
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