A) Japan
B) United States
C) Germany
D) the United Kingdom
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A) Your marginal tax rate is 5 percent.
B) Your average tax rate is 5 percent.
C) Your marginal tax rate is 15 percent.
D) Your average tax rate is 15 percent.
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A) Average tax rates will increase then decrease
B) Deadweight loss from taxes will be reduced.
C) Deadweight loss from taxes will rise.
D) Average tax rates will decrease then increase.
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A) on the basis of profit
B) on the basis of the amount the firm receives for the goods or services it sells
C) on the basis of the number of employees
D) on the basis of domestic revenue
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True/False
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True/False
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A) It is more equitable as well as efficient.
B) It doesn't cause a deadweight loss.
C) It would place a larger tax burden on the rich.
D) It would actually encourage saving.
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A) $8000
B) $9000
C) $16,000
D) $25,000
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A) regressive
B) progressive
C) proportional
D) percentage
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A) They should contribute a decreasing proportion of each increment in income to taxes.
B) They should contribute a larger amount.
C) They should be less subject to administrative burdens of a tax.
D) They should be less subject to tax distortions that lead to deadweight losses.
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A) those consumers who still choose to consume the commodity, but pay a higher price that reflects the tax
B) those consumers who choose not to consume the commodity that is taxed
C) all citizens who are able to use services provided by government
D) those consumers who are unable to avoid paying the tax
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A) national defence
B) Old Age Security
C) income security
D) farm support programs
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A) The average tax rate will be lower for the poorest quintile of taxpayers but higher for the richest quintile of taxpayers.
B) The average tax rate will be lower for the poorest quintile of taxpayers and lower for the richest quintile of taxpayers
C) The average tax rate will be higher for the poorest quintile of taxpayers but lower for the richest quintile of taxpayers
D) The average tax rate will be higher for the poorest quintile of taxpayers and higher for the richest quintile of taxpayers
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True/False
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A) They distort incentives to work.
B) They are used to encourage saving behaviour.
C) They will invariably lead to lower average tax rates.
D) They are not associated with deadweight losses.
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A) taxes that distort the incentives that people face
B) taxes that target expenditures on survivor's benefits for Old Age Security
C) taxes that have no efficiency losses
D) lump-sum taxes
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A) the average tax rate
B) the marginal tax rate
C) the lump-sum tax rate
D) the sales tax rate
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A) It imposes small deadweight losses and administrative burdens.
B) It imposes small marginal rates and deadweight losses.
C) It imposes small administrative burdens and transfers of money.
D) It imposes small marginal rates and transfers of money.
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A) They are most frequently used to tax real property.
B) They do not distort incentives.
C) They are the most distortional tax.
D) They are used in taxing sales.
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