Exam 8: Taxes
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The elasticity of supply of capital is larger than the elasticity of supply of land, so a tax on capital income has ________ deadweight loss and a ________ effect on the equilibrium quantity than does an equal tax on land.
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Which of the following taxes best illustrate the ability-to-pay principle of tax fairness?
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If the supply of automobiles becomes more inelastic, then a tax on automobiles is
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-The figure above shows the market for tires.According to the figure, the price elasticity of demand is ________ the price elasticity of supply.
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Suppose the government decides to tax salt.The demand for salt is inelastic and the supply is quite elastic.Who bears most of the tax incidence and pays most of this tax?
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-The above figure shows the labor market for land surveyors.The total amount collected as taxes equals
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