This table shows data on taxes paid by three individuals living in each of three countries: A, B, and C. The tax paid in dollars is based on the marginal tax rates assessed in each of the three countries. Assume that each individual earns an income of exactly $37,000, and there are no deductions or exemptions that need to be applied. 
Reference: Ref 17-2 (Table: A Cross-Country Comparison) According to the data in the table, which country has a regressive tax rate system?
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