Suppose the annual welfare benefit formula is Benefit = $4,000 0.67(Wages > $2,000) Instructions: Round your responses to the nearest whole number. a. What is the marginal tax rate on (i) The first $2,000 of wages? 0.266 % (ii) Wages above $2,000? b. How large is the benefit if wages equal (1) SO? (ii) $3.000?

Suppose the annual welfare benefit formula is Benefit = $4,000 0.67(Wages > $2,000) Instructions: Round your responses to the nearest whole number. a. What is the marginal tax rate on (i) The first $2,000 of wages? 0.266 % (ii) Wages above $2,000? b. How large is the benefit if wages equal (1) SO? (ii) $3.000?

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