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Tax Multipliers A third type of fiscal stabilization policy is to vary taxes. The tax
multiplier is the amount by which a change in taxes is multiplied to determine the
change in equilibrium expenditure that it generates. An increase in taxes leads to
a ...
Tax Multipliers A third type of fiscal stabilization policy is to vary taxes. The tax
multiplier is the amount by which a change in taxes is multiplied to determine the
change in equilibrium expenditure that it generates. An increase in taxes leads to
a ...
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Fiscal Policy Multipliers Automatic Stabilizers Income taxes and transfer
payments act as automatic stabilizers. An automatic stabilizer is a mechanism
that decreases the fluctuations in aggregate expenditure resulting from
fluctuations in a ...
Fiscal Policy Multipliers Automatic Stabilizers Income taxes and transfer
payments act as automatic stabilizers. An automatic stabilizer is a mechanism
that decreases the fluctuations in aggregate expenditure resulting from
fluctuations in a ...
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But hardly anyone believes this to be the case for the big revenue-raising taxes
such as personal income taxes and sales taxes. It is much more likely, in the case
of those taxes, that an increase in tax rates would increase tax revenue.
But hardly anyone believes this to be the case for the big revenue-raising taxes
such as personal income taxes and sales taxes. It is much more likely, in the case
of those taxes, that an increase in tax rates would increase tax revenue.
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What Is Economics? | 5 |
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