Exam 9: Public Finance and Public Choice

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If a flat tax plan allowed individuals to deduct a standard allowance of $20,000 and the flat tax rate was 20 percent,an individual earning $100,000 would pay an average tax rate of 20%.

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A regressive tax:

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Exhibit 9-1 A flat tax plan allows individuals to deduct a standard allowance of $25,000 from their wages.Assume that the flat tax rate is 12%. Refer to Exhibit 9-1.Above $25,000 in wages,the average tax rate:

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In a proportional tax system each individual would pay the same dollar amount in taxes.

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Which of the following is potentially an option to save Social Security?

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Exhibit 9-1 A flat tax plan allows individuals to deduct a standard allowance of $25,000 from their wages.Assume that the flat tax rate is 12%. Refer to Exhibit 9-1.If you were earning $50,000 a year,your average tax rate would be:

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Exhibit 9-1 A flat tax plan allows individuals to deduct a standard allowance of $25,000 from their wages.Assume that the flat tax rate is 12%. Refer to Exhibit 9-1.How much income tax would you have to pay if you were earning $100,000 a year?

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The self-interest assumption is central to the analysis of behavior in both private and public sectors.

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If Mike earns $80,000 this year and pays $16,000 in taxes and David earns $50,000 this year and pays $11,000 in taxes,this tax system would appear to be

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Government expenditures as a percentage of GDP in the U.S.increased from 1950 to 1975 but decreased sharply during the recession that began in 2008.

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Voters will gather information on voting alternatives:

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The motivation for an individual citizen to spend the necessary time and effort to resist an interest group is minimal,even if she had a guarantee that this resistance would be effective.

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A flat tax:

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Which of the following is an example of a progressive tax?

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Taxes for the most part are efficient because they retain incentives and align the values that buyers and sellers place on goods and services.

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The U.S.federal government relies more heavily on ____ than any other government.

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Payroll taxes are actually regressive taxes.

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Public choice theory applies ____ principles to politics.

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If a flat tax plan allowed individuals to deduct a standard allowance of $15,000 and the flat tax rate was 10 percent,an individual earning $12,000 a year would not pay any income taxes.

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Does the benefits received principle work well for all public goods?

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