Public Budgeting - Relative Tax Burden

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  The tax burden depends on the relative elasticities of supply and demand, a. the less elastic party pays a higher tax burden. b. the more elastic party pays a higher tax burden. c. there is no certain relationship.

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  Moreover, it may increase the amount of tax paid by the public, increasing the tax burden and consequently disrupting the whole economy. The actual growth of the economy becomes stagnant and a lower GDP have a negative impact on the budget.

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  c. the more elastic one's relative supply and demand, the greater the burden of the tax one will bear. d. tax burdens are generally shared equally. 6.

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  a)how will this tax affect equilibrium in the milk market? b)how would the burden be shared between buyers and sellers of milk? c)what is the excess burden of this tax?

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  Another option for the government is to increase the tax rates. Though it will put burden on the public but would support the government in raising the funds. GASB provides guidelines and framework for the reorganization of debts.