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Which of the following tools help us evaluate how taxes affect economic well-being?
(i) Consumer surplus
(ii) Producer surplus
(iii) Tax revenue
(iv) Deadweight loss
Symmetrical
Characterizing a shape or distribution that is evenly balanced around a center point or axis, so that the pattern on one side mirrors the pattern on the other.
Bimodal
Bimodal describes a distribution with two different modes, or peaks, in a frequency distribution chart.
Asymmetrical
Lacking symmetry; not identical on both sides of a central line.
Unimodal
Unimodal refers to a distribution or dataset that has only one mode or peak, representing the most frequent value.
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