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Ch 14 Taxes and Ch 16 Government

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A type of tax to alter behaviorSin tax
What is the role of the IRSCollect taxes on earnings
What states that those who benefit from government services should pay for themBenefit Principle
What states that people should pay based on earningsAbility to Pay Principle
This tax imposes the same rate on everyoneProportional tax
What tax imposes a higher tax rate on those with higher earningsProgressive tax
What tax imposes a higher percentage on those who earn lessRegressive tax
What type of tax adds a tax at each step of productionVAT or Value Added Tax
Who prepares the federal budget OMBOMB or Office of Management and Budget
Who approves, modifies, or rejects the president's (U.S.) budgetCongress
Who breaks down the budget and prepares appropriation billsHouse
Who modifies or drafts their own budget versionSenate
This is a bill for the House and Senate to compromise on the budgetCompromise Bill
When expenditures exceed revenuesBudget Deficit
When revenues exceed expendituresBudget Surplus
What organization helps achieve price stability, full employment, and economic growthFederal Reserve System
How many Fed banks are theretwelve
Who is the primary monetary policy arm of the FedFederal Open Market Committee (FOMC)
Who makes new bills (currency) and coinsBureau of the Mint
How does the Fed influence the supply and demand of creditAdjusts interest rates
This policy entails increased money supply and low interest ratesEasy money
This policy contracts (reduces) the money supply and drives interest rates upTight money
What is the interest rate the Fed charges on loans to other financial institutionsDiscount Rate
What kind of rate makes borrowing expensiveHigh Discount Rate
What kind of rate encourages borrowing and stimulates the economyLow Discount Rate
What is the interest rate commercial banks charge their best customersPrime Rate
What principle states that the money supply has a direct effect on price levelsQuantity Theory of Money



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