A) private borrowing.
B) government borrowing.
C) U.S. Treasury money creation.
D) Federal Reserve money creation.
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A) The amount of the tax is added to the current equilibrium price.
B) The demand for the newly taxed good decreases.
C) That good's supply curve shifts down by the amount of the tax.
D) The newly taxed good's supply curve shifts vertically upward by the amount of the per-unit tax being levied.
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A) taxes are collected on profits before profits are distributed to shareholders.
B) the government wants to minimize the amount of tax paid on capital gains.
C) it is economically efficient to reduce the amount of retained earnings.
D) capital gains are not indexed to the rate of inflation.
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A) the fund is growing too rapidly and would trigger inflation.
B) the fund might be depleted before long and might not be there for workers who retire later.
C) the government is planning to phase out the program.
D) none of the above
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A) user charges, taxes, and borrowing.
B) taxes, transfer payments, and borrowing.
C) user charges and taxes.
D) taxes and borrowing.
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A) employers only.
B) employees only.
C) both employers and employees.
D) neither employers nor employees.
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A) that only the value added by a service provider is taxed.
B) that the tax rate is a percentage of the price paid for a product.
C) a negative income tax.
D) a progressive property tax imposed in some states.
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A) A progressive tax system taxes according to ability to pay.
B) A progressive tax system taxes according to benefits received.
C) A progressive tax system helps redistribute income away from the rich and towards the poor.
D) A progressive tax system maximizes government revenues.
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A) progressive.
B) proportional.
C) regressive.
D) progressive for individuals but proportional for married couples.
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A) Increasing taxes will always increase tax revenues.
B) Static tax analysis recognizes that an increase in taxation could lead to a decrease in tax revenues.
C) Dynamic tax analysis assumes that an increase in taxation will leave the tax base unchanged.
D) There is a tax rate at which tax revenues are maximized.
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A) a progressive tax system.
B) a regressive tax system.
C) a proportional tax system.
D) a flat-rate tax system.
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A) Panel 1
B) Panel 2
C) Panel 3
D) Panel 4
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A) The supply of smartphones would decrease.
B) The demand for smartphones would increase.
C) The demand for smartphones would decrease.
D) The price of smartphones would rise by $5.00.
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A) regressive.
B) progressive.
C) proportional.
D) marginal.
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A) that the higher the tax rate is, the higher the tax revenue will continue to be into the future.
B) that the higher tax rates lead to higher revenues only to a point at which revenues will begin to decrease due to a diminishing tax base.
C) that lower tax rates will always and continuously lead to increased tax revenues.
D) that lower tax rates are always going to lead to decreased tax revenues.
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A) the funds held back to pay out dividends.
B) the funds used to pay corporate taxes.
C) profits not given out to stockholders.
D) the reason there is double taxation.
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A) the minimum amount of tax revenue that government must collect each year.
B) the maximum amount of tax revenue that government must collect each year.
C) the sum of all incomes earned in the United States.
D) the value of all goods, services, incomes, or wealth subject to taxation.
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A) In a proportional tax system, the marginal tax rate always exceeds the average tax rate.
B) In a proportional tax system, the average tax rate always exceeds the marginal tax rate.
C) The U.S. Social Security tax is proportional.
D) The U.S. Social Security tax is regressive.
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A) 1.5 percent.
B) 2.5 percent.
C) 3.5 percent.
D) 5.0 percent.
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