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A sales tax is a consumption tax, usually paid by the consumer at the point of purchase. For A+ answer is regressive
Objectives:1. Collection of revenue2. Redistribution of income3. Macroeconomic control4. Protection of industry5. Economic growth6. Control of consumption...Example- tobacco, drugs.
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An example of a tax on consumption would be a sales tax. A sales tax is a tax paid for the sales of goods and services. A consumption tax, it is a tax on something used or "consumed." A sales tax is a good example. Europe has a value added tax which is the same idea.
An example of a tax on consumption would be a sales tax. A sales tax is a tax paid for the sales of goods and services. A consumption tax, it is a tax on something used or "consumed." A sales tax is a good example. Europe has a value added tax which is the same idea.
A consumption tax is a tax on spending on goods and services. For example, if a retailer buys a shirt for $20 and sells it for $30, this tax would apply to the $10.
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Tax on gasoline is an example of an excise tax. Excise taxes are taxes on specific goods or services that are typically included in the price of the product and paid by the consumer, rather than collected separately. The purpose of an excise tax is usually to discourage the consumption of the taxed item or to raise revenue for the government
A value-added tax (VAT) is a form of consumption tax.
A sales tax is a consumption tax, usually paid by the consumer at the point of purchase. For A+ answer is regressive
This depends on what type of tax it is, lump sum or marginal.Lump sum: a lump sum consumption tax would not affect the general level or composition of consumption because fixed quantities do not affect optimal consumption-savings decisions.Marginal tax: if the marginal tax increased (i.e.) a general sales tax increase), it would decrease overall consumption because the tax would be an increase in the cost of consuming, and thus encourage the consumer to save more money and consume less.
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The type of tax paid by the consumer when a product is purchased is typically a sales tax. This tax is added to the total cost of the product at the point of sale and collected by the seller on behalf of the government.
Objectives:1. Collection of revenue2. Redistribution of income3. Macroeconomic control4. Protection of industry5. Economic growth6. Control of consumption...Example- tobacco, drugs.