Exam 12: The Design of the Tax System
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Most economists believe that a corporate income tax affects the stockholders of a corporation but not its employees or customers.
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Table 12-9
United States Income Tax Rates for a Single Individual, 2012 and 2013.
-Refer to Table 12-9. Jake is a single person whose taxable income is $20,000 a year. What is his average tax rate in 2013?
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Table 12-2
-Refer to Table 12-2. Suppose that the government imposes a $2 tax on delights, causing the price to increase from $4.00 to $6.00. Deadweight loss arises because
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Suppose a country imposes a lump-sum income tax of $5,000 on each individual in the country. What is the marginal income tax rate for an individual who earns $40,000 during the year?
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For state and local governments, in 2011, sales taxes and property taxes made up approximately
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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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Scenario 12-4
A taxpayer faces the following tax rates on her income: 20 percent of the first $40,000 of her income; 30 percent of all her income above $40,000.
-Refer to Scenario 12-4. The taxpayer faces a marginal tax rate of
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A budget surplus occurs when government receipts fall short of government spending.
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The largest budgetary expense for the federal government in 2011 was
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You are trying to design a tax system that will simultaneously achieve both of the following goals: 1) a person with no income would pay no taxes, and 2) a high-income person would pay a higher fraction of income in taxes than a low-income person. Which of the following statements is correct?
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When government receipts exceed total government spending during a fiscal year, the difference is
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In 2011, which category represented the largest source of receipts for the U.S. federal government?
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Suppose that Christine values a baseball hat at $20, and Mark values one at $18. The pretax price of a baseball hat is $14. The government imposes a $5 tax on baseball hats, which raises the price to $19. What is the deadweight loss from the tax?
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Under a regressive tax system, the marginal tax rate for high income taxpayers is
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Table 12-4
-Refer to Table 12-4. What is the marginal tax rate for a person who makes $35,000?
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Scenario 12-5
Senator Filch argues that a tax must be paid by people who benefit from government services. Senator Fudge argues that a tax must be paid in accordance with a person's ability to bear the tax burden. Senator Malfoy argues that people with a greater ability to pay a tax should pay a larger amount. Senator Moody argues that taxpayers with similar abilities to pay should contribute the same amount.
-Refer to Scenario 12-5. Which Senator is advocating taxes based on the benefits principle?
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State and local governments receive the largest portion of their tax revenues from
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