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A public good that would benefit Karen,Tammy,and Max has a one-time installation cost of $900.These three voters must approve any tax plan by a simple majority and all three will cast a vote. A public good that would benefit Karen,Tammy,and Max has a one-time installation cost of $900.These three voters must approve any tax plan by a simple majority and all three will cast a vote.   -Refer to the information above.Suppose that the government accurately knows the three reservation prices and the cost of the public good.To achieve the ideal tax structure and collect no more in tax revenue than $900,each voter should be charged __________ of their __________. A)  100%;reservation price B)  70%;reservation price C)  20%;income D)  90%;reservation price E)  10%;income
-Refer to the information above.Suppose that the government accurately knows the three reservation prices and the cost of the public good.To achieve the ideal tax structure and collect no more in tax revenue than $900,each voter should be charged __________ of their __________.


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