A) more is always preferred to less.
B) the well-being of society is maximized when the distribution of income is equal.
C) the poor are less efficient at spending money than the rich.
D) the poor receive more satisfaction from the last dollar spent than the rich.
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A) They would favor the current progressive policy over the proposed policy because it accounts for diminishing marginal utility.
B) They would favor the proposed tax policy over the current progressive policy because it would result in a negative tax for the poorest families.
C) They would favor the current progressive tax policy over the proposed policy because it rewards those who work the hardest.
D) They would oppose both tax policies because both redistribute income.
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A) children
B) married couples
C) female-headed households, no spouse present
D) the elderly
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A) 1973.
B) 1980.
C) 1990.
D) 2008.
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A) minimax regret criterion.
B) conservative approach.
C) Nozick criterion.
D) maximin criterion.
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A) children and the elderly are more likely to be poor.
B) children and the elderly are less likely to be poor.
C) children are more likely to be poor, but the elderly are less likely to be poor.
D) children are less likely to be poor, but the elderly are more likely to be poor.
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A) The government is effectively taxing every dollar earned up to $25,000 at a rate of 100%.
B) This program would reduce the incentive to work to earn any wage up to $25,000.
C) If workers are discouraged from working due to this program, they will miss any on-the-job training that would have otherwise occurred, limiting their ability to improve their skills.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) $60,974.
B) $23,021.
C) $20,988.
D) $17,642.
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A) more equal between 1935 and 2011.
B) more equal between 1935 and 1973, but that trend reversed itself between 1973 and 2011.
C) more unequal between 1935 and 1973, but that trend reversed itself between 1973 and 2011.
D) more unequal between 1935 and 2011.
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A) It will receive an income subsidy of $1,000.
B) It will receive an income subsidy of $3,000.
C) It will receive an income subsidy of $10,000.
D) It will not be affected at all, since the negative income tax requires a family to earn income.
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A) 5.9 percent.
B) 11.1 percent.
C) 15.0 percent.
D) 22.4 percent.
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