IF THE GOVERNMENT COLLECTS MORE IN TAX REVENUE THAN IT SPENDS, AND HOUSEHOLDS CONSUME MORE THAN THEY GET IN AFTER-TAX INCOME: A. PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SAVING ARE BOTH POSITIVE. B. PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SAVING ARE BOTH NEGATIVE. C. PRIVATE SAVING IS NEGATIVE, BUT PUBLIC SAVING IS POSITIVE. D. PRIVATE SAVING IS POSITIVE, BUT PUBLIC SAVING IS NEGATIVE.

Vat tax - the popularity of this type of tax, the nature of this type of tax and the effect on government spending?

The ideal taxation system is a good tax system, that is, it must complygovernment needs whose spending is increasing over time, which can encouragesociety to achieve the optimal allocation of resources, which can lead to their achievementequitable distribution of income and wealth and enables the implementation of economic stability.The ideal taxation is taxation that can direct the utilization of economic surplus forachieve optimal and dynamic use of economic resources.Please explain what kind of tax is the best and can be used assource of government revenue or financing in carrying out its tasks to achieveand improve people's welfare!

Using loanable funds model, explain how tax cuts for businesses will impact the interest rate and supply & demand for funds.

A county will invest $3,600,000 to clean up a chemical spill that occurred following a natural disaster. At the end of the 9-year planning horizon, an additional $900,000 will be spent in restoring the site to an environmentally acceptable condition. The investment is expected to produce net annual benefits that will decrease by 25% each year. The net annual public benefit in the 1st year is estimated to be $2,400,000. Determine the B/C ratio for the investment using a 5% MARR. Click here to access the TVM Factor Table calculator. | B/C= Carry all interim calculations to 5 decimal places and then round your final answer to 3 decimal places. The tolerance is ±0.003.

What is the equation for M & M Proposition II, without taxes, is best shown as?

hich of the following is leakages from the circular flow in a closed economy?   a. household saving and government spending   b. government spending and business investment   c. household saving and net taxes   d. household saving and business investment

Please provide as much detail as possible.  It must be a detailed explanation for each. What are some of the tax-factor benefits of capital budgeting? a) annual depreciation... how and why is it a benefit? b) interest on loans...why? c) investment tax credits...why?

Explain in your own words, how you believe a reduction in the General Consumption Tax (GCT) rate can positively and/or negatively impact the Jamaican economy.

What are FUTA and SUTA taxes? Is there any possible reduction in the FUTA tax rate? If so, what is the reduction, and how is this determined?