Arguing That, Because One Position Taken in an Argument Is

question 36

Multiple Choice

Arguing that, because one position taken in an argument is untenable, an opposing position must be true.

• A) bandwagon approach
• B) appeal to force
• C) argument from the negative
• D) appeal to a lack of evidence

Grasp the concept of marginal tax rates and how they apply to additional income.

Recognize the regressive nature of certain taxes and why.

Understand the basis of the benefits-received principle of taxation and the ability-to-pay principle.

Understand the changes in government spending and tax structure from 1960 to 2018.

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