The ________ States That All Else Equal, Taxes That Are

question 77

Multiple Choice

The ________ states that all else equal, taxes that are neutral with respect to economic decisions are generally preferable to taxes that distort economic decisions.

• A) principle of neutrality
• B) principle of second best
• C) principle of excess burden
• D) law of tax incidence

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