MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 หน้า |
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... Taxes ” HO Pays the TAXES ? Taxes increase the price paid by the buyer and decrease the price received by the seller . As a result , they decrease the quantities bought and sold and inflict costs on both ... Taxes Who Pays a Sales Tax?
... Taxes ” HO Pays the TAXES ? Taxes increase the price paid by the buyer and decrease the price received by the seller . As a result , they decrease the quantities bought and sold and inflict costs on both ... Taxes Who Pays a Sales Tax?
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... taxes . If voters are well informed , they vote for the budget size that maximizes net benefit . If the consumers of public goods are less well informed about their costs and benefits than are ... tax is. 547 Taxes and Subsidies Excise Taxes.
... taxes . If voters are well informed , they vote for the budget size that maximizes net benefit . If the consumers of public goods are less well informed about their costs and benefits than are ... tax is. 547 Taxes and Subsidies Excise Taxes.
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... tax on gasoline , the same basic analysis has widespread application . Taxes on alcohol and tobac- co , sales taxes , and even taxes imposed in the labor market — for example , personal income taxes and social security taxes - can be ...
... tax on gasoline , the same basic analysis has widespread application . Taxes on alcohol and tobac- co , sales taxes , and even taxes imposed in the labor market — for example , personal income taxes and social security taxes - can be ...
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