A tax rebate by the government would
A) increase your pretax income, but not your disposable income.
B) increase your disposable income, but not your pretax income.
C) decrease your pretax income, but not your disposable income.
D) decrease your disposable income, but not your pretax income.
Answer: B
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a. absolutionists and neorevisionists. b. the "north" and the "south." c. the "First World," "Second World," and "Third World." d. producers and consumers. e. the "center" and the "periphery."
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