A) quantity effect
B) price effect
C) government spending effect
D) quality effect
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A) be lower;be higher
B) be higher;be higher
C) be lower;be lower
D) be higher;be lower
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A) consumers.
B) producers.
C) recipients of government services.
D) Only the government benefits from that lost surplus.
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A) multiply the tax per unit by the number of units of the item being taxed.
B) divide total revenues by the tax per unit.
C) multiply total revenues by the tax per unit.
D) None of these will calculate tax revenue.
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A) Time in creating procedures for collecting revenues
B) Enforcing tax payments
C) Managing collected funds
D) All taxes incur all of these costs.
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A) equals that received by suppliers,but it is higher than the market price in the absence of taxes.
B) is greater than that received by suppliers.
C) is less than that received by suppliers.
D) equals that received by suppliers,but it is lower than the market price in the absence of taxes.
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A) quantity;price
B) price;quantity
C) quantity;income
D) income;price
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A) the same across all types of taxes.
B) smaller the smaller the amount of tax.
C) larger the smaller the amount of tax.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) larger the drop in equilibrium quantity.
B) smaller the drop in equilibrium quantity.
C) smaller the amount of deadweight loss created.
D) less surplus that is transferred to consumers.
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A) pays current retirees from funds paid by current employees.
B) pays retirees the money accumulated from the payroll tax collected throughout their working life.
C) pays current retirees from current general government revenues.
D) pays current retirees from general government revenue surpluses they contributed to through taxes.
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A) increases then decreases tax revenues.
B) always increases tax revenues.
C) always decreases tax revenues.
D) decreases then increases tax revenues.
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A) balance the budget over the business cycle.
B) allow deficit spending only in times of economic downturn.
C) allow surpluses to build during times of economic booms.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) price elastic.
B) price inelastic.
C) expensive.
D) popular.
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A) the economic incidence of a tax burden on the buyer and seller.
B) the relative economic incidence of the tax burden on the rich and the poor.
C) whether the buyer or seller will bear the actual burden of the tax.
D) how the tax is shared between buyer and seller.
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A) how responsive buyers and sellers are to a price change.
B) how much tax revenue the government generates.
C) whether the tax is imposed on the buyer or seller.
D) It can depend on all of these.
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A) increased;increase
B) decreased;decrease
C) increased;decrease
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) alter the incentives faced by market participants.
B) drive a wedge between the price paid by buyers and the price received by sellers.
C) result in a lower equilibrium quantity of the good or service being consumed.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) quickly the more elastic is demand.
B) slowly the more elastic is demand.
C) quickly the less elastic is demand.
D) None of these statements is necessarily true.
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A) takes the same percentage of taxes from income from all taxpayers.
B) requires those with low incomes to pay a smaller percentage of their income than high-income people.
C) is levied in such a way that low-income taxpayers pay a greater proportion of their income toward taxes than do high-income taxpayers.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) the maintenance of public highways.
B) the provision of housing to those in need.
C) the provision of basic healthcare.
D) All of these programs are intended to stimulate economic growth.
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