In General,how Does Income Affect the Likelihood of Voting in the United

question 54

Multiple Choice

In general,how does income affect the likelihood of voting in the United States?

• A)Most high-income people vote; most low-income people do not.
• B)People of all income levels are about equally likely to vote.
• C)Most low-income people vote; most high-income people do not.
• D)Higher income increases the share of people who vote among women,but not men.

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Regressive Tax

A tax levied at a rate that decreases as the taxpayer's income increases, placing a heavier burden on low-income individuals.

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General Sales Tax

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