Exam 8: Taxes
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Which of the following taxes best illustrates the ability to pay principle?
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Giving in to the demand of protestors, suppose the French government reduces the tax on gasoline by 15 percent.Neither the demand for gasoline nor the supply of gasoline is perfectly elastic or inelastic.As a result of the tax cut, the price for a gallon of gasoline paid by buyers
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The incidence of an income tax on labor income is generally that the tax is
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If the average tax rate increases as income increases, the tax is a
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Which of the following is true?
I∙If demand is perfectly elastic, the tax creates no deadweight loss.
Ii∙The more elastic the supply of a factor of production, the greater is the deadweight loss from an income tax.
Iii∙A tax is regressive if the average tax rate rises with income.
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The figure above shows the demand (D)and supply (S)curves for insulin before any tax is imposed. The government imposes a $0.20 a dose tax on sellers of insulin.
-Based on the figure above, at the market equilibrium with the tax, marginal benefit ________ marginal cost, and the quantity of insulin sold is ________.
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If a tax is placed on suppliers of a good, then the incidence of the tax
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The elasticity of demand for a good is 1 and the elasticity of supply is 0.8.Thus, imposing a tax on the good ________ the price kept by sellers and ________ the price paid by buyers.
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Ann pays $3,850 in taxes on an income of $38,500.Therefore her
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The assertion that Bill Gates and Paris Hilton should pay more taxes than Average Joe best represents the idea of
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If there is an income tax levied on labor income, the labor demand curve ________ and the labor supply curve ________.
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Imposing a sales tax on sellers of a product has an effect that is similar to which of the following?
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The sales tax in Dutchess County, New York, is 7.5 percent.This sales tax is
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The supply of sand is perfectly inelastic and the demand curve for sand is downward sloping.Hence, if a tax on sand is imposed,
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Neither the demand nor the supply of gasoline is perfectly elastic or inelastic.When the government increases the federal tax on gasoline, the effect on buyers is that the price they pay
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The buyer will pay the entire tax levied on a good when the demand for the good is ________ or when the supply of the good is ________.
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The demand for insulin is quite inelastic.The demand for Pepsi is quite elastic.Suppose the elasticity of supply for insulin is the same as the elasticity of supply for Pepsi.If a $0.20 tax was imposed on each of these goods (holding everything else constant), which consumers would pay more of the tax?
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