Which of the following is true of the challenges faced by state revenue and management systems?
A. States differ substantially in what they can do for their residents, and this is seen to create inequities.
B. State revenue systems are better at collecting taxes on services than on goods.
C. State revenue systems are better at collecting taxes on intangible property rather than tangible property.
D. State revenue systems are better at collecting taxes on businesses whose operations are partly virtual and global than on those whose businesses occur in specific locations.
E. States do not vary greatly in their fiscal capacities.
A
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Which of the following countries have non-democratic systems in which rulers assume power via birthright and are removed from power when they die?
A. Brunei B. Mexico C. Russia D. Iran E. India
Suppose a country's economy has recently suffered a contraction and a spike in unemployment. A Keynesian would recommend __________
a. increasing the minimum wage b. raising tariffs and lowering income taxes c. decreasing interest rates on government loans d. borrowing money to spend on new public works projects