Supply-side economists argue cuts in tax rates
A) always reduce tax revenues.
B) may increase tax revenues.
C) always increase budget deficits.
D) have no effect on tax revenues.
Pretty Sure B)
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a. Driving subsidies to automobile drivers. b. Production subsidies to manufacturers of solar energy equipment such as photovoltaic cells and batteries. c. Driving taxes to automobile drivers. d. Consumption subsidies to buyers of solar energy equipment such as photovoltaic cells and batteries. e. None of the above.
What is the difference between a fixed exchange rate system and a managed float exchange rate system?
What will be an ideal response?