Exam 12: The Design of the Tax System
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Table 12-16
United States Income Tax Rates for a Single Individual,2002 and 2003.
-Refer to Table 12-16.What type of tax structure did the United States have in 2002 for single individuals?
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You are trying to design a tax system that will simultaneously achieve both of the following goals: 1)two people with the same total income would pay taxes of the same amount,and 2)a high-income person would pay a higher fraction of income in taxes than a low-income person.Which of the following tax systems could achieve both goals?
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Table 12-9
The table below shows the marginal tax rates for an unmarried taxpayer for various levels of taxable income.
-Refer to Table 12-9.For this tax schedule,what is the marginal tax rate for an individual with taxable income of $49,000?
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In 2007,the average American paid approximately how much to the federal government in taxes?
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Table 12-12
United States Income Tax Rates for a Single Individual,2002 and 2003.
-Refer to Table 12-12.Charles is a single person whose taxable income is $35,000 a year.What is his marginal tax rate in 2002?
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Table 12-14
The following table presents the total tax liability for an unmarried taxpayer under four different tax schedules for the income levels shown.
-Refer to Table 12-14.Which tax schedules are proportional?
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Antipoverty programs funded by taxes on the wealthy are sometimes advocated on the basis of the benefits principle.
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One characteristic of an efficient tax system is that it minimizes the costs associated with revenue collection.
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Suppose that the government taxes income in the following fashion: 20 percent of the first $50,000,40 percent of the next $50,000,and 60 percent of all income over $100,000.John earns $200,000,and Theresa earns $600,000.Which of the following statements is correct?
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Approximately what percentage of the U.S.federal government's receipts come from individual income taxes?
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The U.S.federal government collects about one-half of the taxes in our economy.
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An efficient tax system is one that imposes small deadweight losses and small administrative burdens.
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Social Security is an income support program,designed primarily to maintain the living standards of the poor.
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Economist Alan Greenspan discussed the advantages of which kind of tax system,"particularly if one were designing a tax system from scratch"?
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Table 12-12
United States Income Tax Rates for a Single Individual,2002 and 2003.
-Refer to Table 12-12.Charles is a single person whose taxable income is $35,000 a year.What is his average tax rate in 2003?
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