The Lithuanian tax rate for all citizens' income is 24 percent and in Estonia, the tax rate is 21 percent. Lithuanian and Estonian income tax systems are examples of ________ taxes
A) proportional
B) progressive
C) regressive
D) equality
A
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The global economy enters a recession, thereby decreasing the level of U.S. exports. If the aggregate supply curve does not shift, then aggregate demand will ________, real GDP will ________, and the price level will ________
A) increase; increase; remain the same B) increase; remain the same; increase C) decrease; increase; increase D) decrease; decrease; decrease E) remain the same; increase; increase
If you were to ask your employer for a raise, which of the following would be your most effective argument?
A) "My marginal product is greater than my current wage." B) "I am willing to work more hours each week." C) "Increases in my productivity have resulted in greater revenue and profits for your business." D) "I have a job offer at another firm that will pay me more than my current wage."