The Big Current-Account Deficits in the Late 1880s and Early

question 20

Multiple Choice

The big current-account deficits in the late 1880s and early 1890s were financed primarily by

• A) Borrowing from other nations, especially England
• B) Interests earned on bonds and dividends paid on other investments
• C) Taxes
• D) Sale of public land

Understand the fundamentals of tax generation and the types of taxes collected by state and local governments.

Recognize the concept and implications of deadweight loss in taxation.

Know the variations and requirements of state taxes across the U.S.

Comprehend the significance of sales taxes for state and local government revenue.

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