A) minimizes the administrative burden from the tax.
B) does all of the things described in these answers.
C) raises revenue at the smallest possible cost to taxpayers.
D) minimizes the deadweight loss from the tax.
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A) marginal tax rates are high.
B) higher income taxpayers pay more taxes than do lower income taxpayers.
C) marginal tax rates are low.
D) higher income taxpayers pay a greater percentage of their income in taxes than do lower income taxpayers.
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A) fall.
B) rise.
C) first rise and then fall.
D) first fall and then rise.
E) not change at all
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A) and the burden of corporate taxes falls only on companies' owners and workers.
B) but the burden of corporate taxes falls solely on customers.
C) but the burden of corporate taxes falls on the workers and customers as well as on the owners of companies.
D) but governments generally try to avoid taxing companies.
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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) supply is elastic and demand is perfectly inelastic.
B) demand is elastic and supply is perfectly inelastic.
C) both supply and demand are relatively inelastic.
D) both supply and demand are relatively elastic.
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A) marginal tax rate.
B) average tax rate.
C) horizontal tax rate.
D) proportional tax rate.
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A) raise more revenue than the current tax system, and it would be simpler.
B) raise more revenue than the current tax system, and it would lower marginal tax rates.
C) be simpler and it would lower average tax rates.
D) be simpler and it would lower marginal tax rates.
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A) a proportional tax.
B) a regressive tax.
C) an equitable tax.
D) a progressive tax.
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A) proportional tax rate.
B) average tax rate.
C) marginal tax rate.
D) vertical tax rate.
E) horizontal tax rate.
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A) this would be an equitable tax.
B) allocative efficiency would have to be sacrificed.
C) this would be an efficient tax.
D) this would be an income tax.
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A) total tax payments divided by the average tax rate.
B) the increase in taxes the individual would pay when income rises, expressed as a percentage of the rise in income.
C) total tax payments divided by income.
D) the increase in taxes the individual would pay if the average tax rate were to rise 1%.
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A) total taxes paid divided by total income.
B) the extra taxes paid on an additional dollar of income.
C) the taxes paid by the marginal worker.
D) total income divided by total taxes paid.
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A) does not create a deadweight loss.
B) does not reduce consumer surplus.
C) does not reduce producer surplus.
D) reduces consumer surplus but increases producer surplus.
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