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Compare and contrast each of the following pairs of economic terms:
A. Ability-to-pay principle versus benefits-received principle
B. Merit and demerit goods
C. Government purchases versus government expenditures
D. Means-tested and non-means-tested transfer payments
E. Progressive tax versus regressive tax
F. Public choice theory and public interest theory analyses of choices in the public sector
Substitute Goods
Products or services that can replace each other in use, serving the same purpose, leading consumers to switch based on changes in price, availability, or preferences.
Price Floor
A government-imposed minimum price charged for a commodity, preventing prices from falling below that level to protect producers.
Competitive Market
A market structure characterized by many buyers and sellers, none of whom can influence the market price on their own.
Market for Human Organs
The controversial concept or practice involving the buying and selling of human organs for transplantation, often debated for ethical and moral reasons.
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