Exam 12: The Design of the Tax System
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Scenario 12-2
Suppose that Bob places a value of $10 on a movie ticket and that Lisa places a value of $7 on a movie ticket.In addition,suppose the price of a movie ticket is $5.
-Refer to Scenario 12-2.Suppose the government levies a tax of $1 on a movie ticket and that,as a result,the price of a movie ticket increases to $6.If Bob and Lisa both purchase a movie ticket,what is the deadweight loss from the tax?
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Deadweight losses arise because a tax causes some individuals to change their behavior.
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Table 12-5
-Refer to Table 12-5.What is the average tax rate for a person who makes $60,000?
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Table 12-3
-Refer to Table 12-3.Assume that the price of a weekend ski pass is $38 and that the price reflects the actual unit cost of providing a weekend of skiing.Suppose the government imposes a tax of $15 on skiing,which raises the price of a weekend ski pass to $53.The deadweight loss associated with the tax is
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A budget surplus occurs when government receipts exceed government spending.
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Of the following countries,which country's government collects the largest amount of tax revenue as a percentage of that country's total income?
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Which of the following describes a situation where tax laws give preferential treatment to specific types of behavior?
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If revenue from a gasoline tax is used to build and maintain public roads,the gasoline tax may be justified on the basis of
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Individual income taxes and social insurance taxes generate the highest tax revenue for the federal government.
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Scenario 12-1
Suppose Jim and Joan receive great satisfaction from their consumption of cheesecake.Joan would be willing to purchase only one slice and would pay up to $6 for it.Jim would be willing to pay $9 for his first slice,$7 for his second slice,and $3 for his third slice.The current market price is $3 per slice.
-Refer to Scenario 12-1.How much consumer surplus does Joan receive from consuming her slice of cheesecake?
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One advantage of a lump-sum tax over other taxes is that it
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Pat calculates that for every extra dollar she earns,she owes the government 33 cents.Her total income now is $35,000,on which she pays taxes of $7,000.Determine her average tax rate and her marginal tax rate.
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The concept that people should pay taxes based on the benefits they receive from government services is called
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The concept of a "welfare program" is most closely associated with which particular federal government program?
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If a poor family has three children in public school and a rich family has two children in private school,the benefits principle would suggest that
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If Mary earns $80,000 in taxable income and pays $40,000 in taxes,her marginal tax rate must be 50 percent.
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