Primary Prevention Is Sometimes Difficult to Achieve Because Of

question 1

Multiple Choice

Primary prevention is sometimes difficult to achieve because of:

• A) The expense of preventive programs .
• B) The difficulty of accurate prediction.
• C) Too many people want to participate.
• D) No one wants to develop programs.

Discuss the trade-offs between equity and efficiency in tax systems and the justification of taxes based on the benefits principle.

Understand the concept of deadweight loss in the context of taxation and its impact on surplus.

Identify the purposes of specific taxes and government programs funded through taxation.

Distinguish between different types of taxes (e.g., excise, payroll, income, and corporate taxes).

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Definitions:

Corporate Customers

Individuals or businesses that purchase goods or services for professional use or resale, rather than personal use.

Retail Establishments

Businesses that sell goods or services directly to consumers, offering a variety of products in physical locations or online.

Channel Of Distribution

Refers to the path or route through which goods and services travel from the producer or supplier to the end consumer.

Markup

The amount added to the cost price of goods to cover overhead and profit; expressed as a percentage of the cost.