A) An income tax
B) A lump-sum tax assessed on household in town to finance the construction of soccer fields
C) A gasoline tax imposed by a city to be used to upgrade facilities local high school
D) A toll road
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A) the ability-to-pay principle.
B) the benefits principle.
C) horizontal equity.
D) vertical equity.
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A) an income tax
B) a lump-sum tax
C) a value-added tax
D) a corrective tax
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A) the same as the average tax rate for low income taxpayers.
B) lower than the average tax rate for low income taxpayers.
C) higher than the average tax rate for high income taxpayers.
D) Any of the above could be true under a regressive tax system.
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A) a lump-sum tax
B) a regressive tax
C) a progressive tax
D) a proportional tax
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A) contribute a decreasing proportion of each increment in income to taxes.
B) contribute a larger amount than those with a lesser ability to pay.
C) be less subject to administrative burdens of a tax.
D) be less subject to tax distortions that lead to deadweight losses.
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A) Social insurance tax
B) the corporate income tax
C) the individual income tax
D) Foreign aid to the U.S.
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A) Equity is more important than efficiency as a goal of the tax system.
B) Efficiency is more important than equity as a goal of the tax system.
C) Both equity and efficiency are important goals of the tax system.
D) Neither equity nor efficiency is an important goal of the tax system.
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A) progressive tax.
B) regressive tax.
C) distortion-free tax.
D) proportional tax.
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A) A.
B) B.
C) C.
D) D.
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A) government resources used to enforce tax laws
B) keeping tax records throughout the year
C) paying the taxes owed
D) time spent in April filling out forms
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A) 5 percent and 6.7 percent, respectively.
B) 8 percent and 6 percent, respectively.
C) 12 percent and 9 percent, respectively.
D) 13 percent and 10 percent, respectively.
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A) while lump-sum taxes have low administrative burdens, they have high deadweight losses.
B) while lump-sum taxes have low deadweight losses, they have high administrative burdens.
C) lump-sum taxes are often viewed as unfair because they take the same amount of money from both poor and rich.
D) lump-sum taxes are very inefficient.
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A) in unequal conditions should be treated differently.
B) in equal conditions should pay equal taxes.
C) should be taxed according to their ability to pay.
D) should receive government benefits according to how much they have been taxed.
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A) consider issues of equity.
B) also determine the legal liability of the tax.
C) evaluate where the tax burden eventually falls.
D) use the "flypaper theory" of taxation.
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