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A) The average tax rate gauges the sacrifice made by a taxpayer,whereas the marginal tax rate gauges the distortion of taxes on consumer decisions.
B) The marginal tax rate gauges the sacrifice made by a taxpayer,whereas the average tax rate gauges the distortion of taxes on consumer decisions.
C) The average tax rate measures how much the tax system discourages people from working.
D) The marginal tax rate measures total taxes paid divided by total income.
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A) consumer surplus shrinks by 1.50 and tax revenues increase by 1.50,so there is no deadweight loss.
B) consumer surplus shrinks by 9.00 and tax revenues increase by 1.50,so there is a deadweight loss of 7.50.
C) consumer surplus shrinks by 7.50 and tax revenues increase by 7.50,so there is no deadweight loss.
D) consumer surplus shrinks by 7.50 and tax revenues increase by 1.50,so there is a deadweight loss of 6.
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A) a sales tax.
B) an excise tax.
C) a retail tax.
D) an income tax.
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A) goods but not on services.
B) the amount of income that people spend.
C) the amount of income that people earn.
D) the amount of income that people save.
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A) marginal social tax rate.
B) marginal private tax rate.
C) marginal tax rate.
D) average tax rate.
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A) tax avoidance.
B) tax evasion.
C) tax loopholes.
D) tax burden.
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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) A lump-sum tax would achieve the second goal but not the first.
B) A regressive tax would achieve the second goal but not the first.
C) A progressive tax could achieve both goals.
D) A proportional tax could achieve the second goal but not the first.
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A) 16%.
B) 24%.
C) 34%.
D) 36%.
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A) 20 percent
B) 30 percent
C) 50 percent
D) 70 percent
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