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A) the price elasticities of supply and demand are low.
B) the price elasticities of supply and demand are high.
C) the price elasticity of supply is low and the price elasticity of demand is high.
D) the price elasticity of supply is high and the price elasticity of demand is low.
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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) spends borrowed funds.
B) collects more tax revenues than it spends.
C) does not need to borrow funds.
D) is spending less than the year before.
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A) increases the progressivity of the federal tax system.
B) offsets some of the progressivity of the federal tax system.
C) offsets some of the regressivity of the federal tax system.
D) decreases the proportionality of the federal tax system.
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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 as income rises.
D) the marginal tax rate is higher than the average tax rate, causing the average tax rate to rise as income rises.
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True/False
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A) the federal government requires taxpayers to submit their taxes to the Internal Revenue Service.
B) charitable contributions were made legal under the tax codes of the United States government.
C) the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that double taxation of income was illegal for corporations and businesses.
D) the average worker had earned enough income to pay his or her share of government spending for that year.
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A) housing subsidies.
B) unemployment benefits.
C) food stamps.
D) Social Security payments.
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A) 15 percent.
B) 22 percent.
C) 35 percent.
D) 52 percent.
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A) education and health care
B) police and natural resources
C) postal service and national defense
D) judicial, police, and administration
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A) larger is the efficiency loss of an excise tax.
B) smaller is the efficiency loss of an excise tax.
C) higher is the proportion of an excise tax paid by consumers.
D) smaller is the proportion of an excise tax paid by producers.
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A) State lotteries are monopolies, with competing private lotteries banned.
B) State lotteries are highly controversial, with critics and defenders still debating their merits.
C) Fewer than half of the states in the U.S. have state lotteries because of their controversial nature.
D) The payout rates of state lotteries are substantially lower than in private betting operations like casinos.
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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) 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) 16.0
B) 19.4
C) 21.9
D) 23.5
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A) excise taxes.
B) payroll taxes.
C) reverse taxes.
D) indirect taxes.
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