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A) (i) , (ii) and (iii)
B) (i) and (ii) only
C) (i) and (iii) only
D) (ii) and (iii) only
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A) equity considerations are more easily satisfied than efficiency considerations when company income is taxed
B) the company income tax does not distort the incentives of customers
C) the company income tax is the best example of why the flypaper theory of tax incidence is correct
D) many economists believe that workers and customers bear much of the burden of the company income tax
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A) $64 and $93, respectively
B) $85 and $39, respectively
C) $46 and $35, respectively
D) $64 and $39, respectively
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A) more than $0.18
B) exactly $0.18
C) more than 18 per cent
D) less than $0.18
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A) other people who choose to purchase 4WDs will incur the cost of the deadweight loss of the tax
B) there are no deadweight losses as long as some people still choose to purchase 4WDs
C) all deadweight losses are mitigated if there is a net decrease in air pollution
D) Jane is worse off, and her loss of welfare is part of the deadweight loss of the tax
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A) the fine incurred when a taxpayer is caught evading tax
B) the amount of tax a taxpayer owes at the end of the financial year
C) the taxpayer who is liable to pay the tax
D) the fine incurred when a taxpayer is caught avoiding tax
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A) the wealthy place a greater dollar value on anti-poverty programs than other classes of taxpayers
B) anti-poverty programs can be considered public goods
C) wealthy taxpayers received some personal benefit from anti-poverty programs
D) all of the above are true
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A) that it allows the government to choose what people should and shouldn't buy
B) that poor people spend a higher proportion of their income on food, so it will affect them disproportionately
C) that rich people spend a higher proportion of their money overseas, so it won't affect them enough
D) that it is too regressive in nature
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A) wealthy buyers are most likely to be subject to the implications of the flypaper theory of tax incidence
B) horizontal equity is most associated with a tax on luxury items
C) buyers can easily substitute other luxuries for expensive speedboats
D) it is very unlikely that the burden of the tax will fall on workers who make the expensive speedboats
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A) $250
B) $126
C) $124
D) $146
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A) fraction of spending paid in taxes
B) fraction of income paid in taxes
C) incremental rate of tax on income
D) average deadweight loss from all taxes
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A) are used to encourage saving behaviour
B) distort incentives to work
C) will invariably lead to lower average tax rates
D) are not associated with deadweight losses
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A) $13
B) $9
C) $6
D) $3
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A) $13
B) $9
C) $6
D) $3
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A) a progressive tax system
B) a proportional tax system
C) a regressive tax system
D) none of the above
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A) vertical equity
B) administrative efficiency
C) elimination of poverty
D) reduction in tax evasion
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