Microeconomics Study Set 10

One reason governments impose taxes is to:

One of the primary aims of taxation is:

Many tax-funded programs are intended to:

Which of the following is not an example of a commonly tax-funded program?

An example of a tax-funded program primarily intended to stimulate economic growth is the:

An example of a tax-funded program intended to provide basic human needs is the provision of:

In deciding which programs the government should fund with tax revenues there is:

Taxes change behavior for all of the following reasons except they:

When a tax is present in a market,the price paid by consumers:

An example of a tax specifically designed to reduce consumption of a good is a tax on:

An example of a tax specifically designed to reduce consumption of a good is a tax on:

The primary intent of the tax on tobacco is to:

When a tax alters consumers' incentives,it is:

This graph depicts a tax being imposed,causing demand to shift from D₁ to D₂.According to the graph shown,the tax caused:

This graph depicts a tax being imposed,causing demand to shift from D₁ to D₂.According to the graph shown,the tax caused:

This graph depicts a tax being imposed,causing demand to shift from D₁ to D₂.The amount of the tax imposed in the graph shown is equal to:

This graph depicts a tax being imposed,causing demand to shift from D₁ to D₂.The amount of tax revenue being generated by the tax imposed in the graph shown is:

This graph depicts a tax being imposed,causing demand to shift from D₁ to D₂.The deadweight loss associated with the tax imposed in the graph shown is:

This graph depicts a tax being imposed,causing demand to shift from D₁ to D₂.The distance AC in the graph shown represents all of the following except the:

Concepts useful in evaluating the costs and benefits of alternative types of taxes are: