If You Are Speaking to an Audience About Filing Their

question 12

Multiple Choice

If you are speaking to an audience about filing their tax returns, and you attempt to convince listeners that they should find small ways to "get back at the government" by cheating on their income tax returns, you are violating a speaking ethic that expects speakers to

• A) give the listener choices.
• B) have a clear, responsible goal.
• C) use sound evidence and reasoning.
• D) acknowledge their sources.

Explain the concept of externalities and their impact on society.

Recognize the main and secondary sources of revenue for the U.S. federal government.

Differentiate between fiscal policy and monetary policy.

Comprehend the justification, principles, and effects of various taxation systems.

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