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5.1 Fiscal Policy: Taxes Answers

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proportionallyprogressivelyregressively

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proportionally
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progressively
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regressively
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The government spends less than it receives year over year.
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The government should produce more money to cover spending.
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The government on average spends more than it collects.
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The government needs to lower taxes to cover spending.
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sales tax
B
tariff
C
excise tax
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expansionarycontractionaryproportional

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expansionary
B
contractionary
C
proportional
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Which statements best describe sales tax? Check all that apply.

A
Sales tax does not affect low-income groups.
B
Sales tax is an indirect tax levied on goods and certain services.
C
Sales tax is a type of regressive taxation.
D
Sales tax is a direct tax paid by consumers to the government.
E
Sales tax affects high-income groups.
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Property taxes are usually determined based on

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the property owner's income.
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the amount of money invested in the property.
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the earnings generated by the property.
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the value of the property.
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sales taxtariffexcise tax

A
sales tax
B
tariff
C
excise tax
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Which best describes how expansionary policies can facilitate economic growth?

A
They prompt decreased demand.
B
They inspire consumer confidence.
C
They increase disposable income.
D
They help reduce consumer debt.
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Under an expansionary taxation policy, the government tries to stimulate economic growth by

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reducing deficits.
B
reducing taxes.
C
reducing demand.
D
reducing spending.
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Under a contractionary taxation policy, the government can reduce the deficit by

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increasing taxes.
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reducing taxes.
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increasing spending.
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increasing inflation.
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Property taxes are usually determined based on

A
the property owner's income.
B
the amount of money invested in the property.
C
the earnings generated by the property.
D
the value of the property.

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