Exam 7: Taxes
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An analysis of the effect of excise taxes on markets allows us to conclude that:
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Economic policies often involve trade-offs between efficiency and equity.Fortunately,tax policy is an exception because it is easy to find taxes that are both efficient and fair.
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If the government wants to minimize the deadweight loss from taxes,it should tax goods for which the:
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-(Table: Taxes,Spending,and Income)Use Table: Taxes,Spending,and Income.Suppose Governor Meridias decides to initiate a state tax of 5% on all sales.This tax will be:
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The FICA tax falls most heavily on workers because the price elasticity of demand for labor is greater than the price elasticity of supply of labor.
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If the elasticity of demand is _____ and the elasticity of supply is _____,tax revenue is likely to increase if the tax rate is increased.
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The _____ rate on income represents the additional tax an individual pays if his or her income goes up by $1.This rate has _____ since 2000.
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-(Table: The Market for Fried Twinkies)Use Table: The Market for Fried Twinkies.As a result of the $0.30 tax per fried Twinkie,the government will receive total tax revenue of:
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-(Table: Taxes,Spending,and Income)Use Table: Taxes,Spending,and Income.Suppose Governor Meridias decides to initiate a state tax of 5% on all sales.A poor household will spend _____% of its annual income on the sales tax,while a wealthy household will spend _____% of its annual income.
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A _____ tax takes a larger share of the income of high-income taxpayers than of low-income taxpayers.
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Suppose Governor Meridias decides to initiate a state income tax.The first $50,000 of household income is tax-free,while any income above $50,000 is taxed at 10%.The marginal tax rate for a household earning $75,000 is:
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The government imposes a tax of $1,000 per household to fund a new public swimming pool.This tax is:
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Lump-sum taxes promote economic efficiency but violate the ability-to-pay principle.
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Producers in a particular market will bear the greater burden of an excise tax:
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-(Figure: Tax Incidence)Use Figure: Tax Incidence.All other things unchanged,when a good or service is characterized by a relatively inelastic demand,as shown in panel _____,the greater share of the burden of an excise tax on it is borne by _____.
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By law,FICA (the Federal Insurance Contributions Act),a payroll tax,is collected equally from employers and employees.In reality:
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The demand for food is very inelastic compared to the supply of food,so if a tax is imposed on the consumers of food,the tax incidence:
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-(Figure: Tax Incidence)Use Figure: Tax Incidence.Producers are likely to bear more of the burden of an excise tax in the situations illustrated by panels:
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Suppose the government imposes a $4 per month excise tax on cable TV.If the demand for cable TV is perfectly inelastic and the supply curve is elastic (but not perfectly elastic),then the price of cable TV will:
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