A) Lotteries are a relatively painless way to fund important government services.
B) Lotteries help reduce organized crime by providing an alternative to illegal gambling.
C) Lotteries are preferable to taxes because they are voluntary.
D) Lotteries are progressive in nature,with higher income families playing more frequently.
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A) 5 percent.
B) 12 percent.
C) 35 percent.
D) 42 percent.
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A) purchases resources in the resource market.
B) provides services to businesses and households.
C) purchases goods in the product market.
D) does all of these.
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A) progressive.
B) proportional.
C) bimodal.
D) regressive.
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A) 15 percent.
B) 22 percent.
C) 35 percent.
D) 52 percent.
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A) greatest when the economy is doing well.
B) greatest when the economy is in a recession.
C) zero.
D) the same regardless of the state of the economy.
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A) used by a large number of states to supplement their tax revenues.
B) illegal in the United States but are a common source of revenue in other countries.
C) used by local governments,but not by state governments.
D) a form of progressive taxation.
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A) highly progressive.
B) slightly progressive.
C) slightly regressive.
D) highly regressive.
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A) equal sacrifice theory of taxation.
B) shifting of taxes to consumers.
C) ability-to-pay principle of taxation.
D) benefits-received principle of taxation.
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A) Demand is highly elastic and supply is highly inelastic.
B) Demand and supply are both highly elastic.
C) Demand and supply are both highly inelastic.
D) Demand is highly inelastic and supply is highly elastic.
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A) less than the average tax rate when a tax is progressive.
B) calculated by dividing total taxes paid by one's total taxable income.
C) the percentage of one's total income that is paid in taxes.
D) the percentage of an increment of income that is paid in taxes.
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A) change in taxes/change in taxable income.
B) total taxes/total taxable income.
C) the sum of the marginal tax rate and the rate of transfer payments.
D) the tax on incremental income less the tax on total income.
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A) V only.
B) III and V.
C) IV only.
D) I only.
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A) differ because the latter absorb resources while the former do not.
B) differ because the former absorb resources while the latter do not.
C) are alike because both are more inflationary than private spending.
D) are alike because both absorb resources.
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A) the net value of sacrificed output caused by the tax.
B) that portion of the tax paid by producers minus the portion paid by consumers.
C) that portion of the tax paid by consumers minus the portion paid by producers.
D) the total tax revenue minus the output loss caused by the tax.
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A) inheritance taxes.
B) excise taxes on gasoline.
C) the personal income tax.
D) the corporate income tax.
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