A) $5.
B) $12.
C) $36.
D) $41.
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A) a budget surplus.
B) a budget deficit.
C) the national debt.
D) automatically refunded.
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A) 15 percent
B) 32 percent
C) 40 percent
D) 55 percent
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A) Social Security, Medicare, and national defense
B) national defense, net interest, and Social Security
C) Social Security, national defense, and income security
D) income security, Social Security, and national defense
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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) the marginal tax rate for high income taxpayers is higher than the marginal tax rate for low income taxpayers.
B) the marginal tax rate for high income taxpayers is the same as the marginal tax rate for low income taxpayers.
C) the marginal tax rate for high income taxpayers is lower than the marginal tax rate for low income taxpayers.
D) Any of the above could be true under a regressive tax system.
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A) The marginal tax rate is higher in 2010 than in 2009.
B) The marginal tax rate is the same in 2010 as it was in 2009.
C) The marginal tax rate is lower in 2010 than in 2009.
D) With a proportional tax, as in 2010, it is not possible to determine the individual's marginal tax rate so it is not possible to compare the marginal tax rates in the two years.
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A) decreased from about ten percent to less than one percent.
B) increased from less than one percent to about ten percent.
C) remained constant at less than one percent.
D) remained constant at about ten percent.
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A) identifying efficiency as the most important goal of tax policy.
B) identifying equity as the most important goal of tax policy.
C) shedding light on the tradeoff between efficiency and equity in tax policy.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) whether or not a taxpayer falls within the highest income quintile.
B) the level of transfer payments made to low-income groups.
C) the source of income for taxpayers.
D) what differences are relevant to a family's ability to pay.
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A) A value added tax is essentially the same as a retail sales tax.
B) A value added tax is a progressive tax.
C) A value added tax would provide a source of revenue to fund a large government.
D) A value added tax is a tax on consumption rather than income.
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A) her tax obligation divided by her average tax rate.
B) the increase in taxes she would pay as a percentage of the rise in her income.
C) her tax obligation divided by her income.
D) the increase in taxes if her average tax rate were to rise by 1%.
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A) a value-added tax is progressive, while a flat tax is proportional.
B) a value-added tax is vertically equitable, while a flat tax is horizontally equitable.
C) a value-added tax satisfies the ability-to-pay principle, while a flat tax satisfies the benefits principle.
D) There is essentially no difference between a value-added tax and a flat tax.
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A) Equity is more important than efficiency as a goal of the tax system.
B) Efficiency is more important than equity as a goal of the tax system.
C) Both equity and efficiency are important goals of the tax system.
D) Neither equity nor efficiency is an important goal of the tax system.
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A) pays 14.2 percent of income as taxes and pays 9.1 percent of all taxes
B) pays 9.1 percent of income as taxes and pays 14.2 percent of all taxes.
C) pays 17.6 percent of income as taxes and pays 16.5 percent of all taxes.
D) pays 16.5 percent of income as taxes and pays 17.6 percent of all taxes.
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A) 0%
B) 10%
C) 25%
D) 35%
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