The Passing of Proposition 13 in 1978 Tends to Illustrate

question 5

Multiple Choice

The passing of Proposition 13 in 1978 tends to illustrate that California voters may have

• A) been willing to pay higher taxes to ensure increased levels of public services.
• B) been fed up with increasingly higher progressive income tax rates and voted to reduce them.
• C) felt the government's role in the fields of labor and welfare should be increased at the state level.
• D) believed that the existing levels of local government services were being inefficiently produced and not worth the increasing taxes necessary to finance them.
• E) wished to place a greater importance on the property tax as a source of local government funds.

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