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Chapter 18 Vocabulary

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a situation in which any person who wants and is able to work should be able to find a jobFull employment
a tax on what individuals and businesses earnIncome Tax
charges on purchases of goods and services, usually a percentage of the priceSales Tax
the tracking by the federal government of all the income and spending happening in the overall economyNational Income Accounting
an increase in the production of goods and services, which may provide citizens with higher standard of livingEconomic Growth
a decrease in the overall price levelDeflation
state's government intention to promote employment, production, and purchasing powerEmployment Act of 1946
IncomeRevenue
each taxpayer pays the same proportion, or percentageProportional Tax
takes a larger percentage of income from lower-income personRegressive Tax
takes a higher percentage of income from those with a higher income than it does from those with a lower incomeProgressive Tax
a tax that directly affects the person against whom it is leviedDirect Tax
a tax paid by someone other than the person against whom it is chargedIndirect Tax
a charge on certain goods, such as alcohol, gasoline and tobaccoExcise Tax
a certificate that people buy from the government, which agrees to pay back the cost of the bond, plus interstBond
state sponsored game in which players buy tickets hoping to win a cash prizeLottery
benefits of a tax should go to those who pay itBenefits received Principle
a citizen pays a tax in relation to how much they are able to payAbility to pay principle
when a government spends less than the tax revenues it recievesbudget surplus
when a government's spending equals the tax revenues it receivesbalanced budget
benefits paid by the government to people who are by law entitled to thementitlement programs
market,business sectorprivate sector decisions
government decisionspublic sector decision
the total amount of money the government owes to lendersNational Debt


John Motley Morehead High School

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