Business, 10.08.2021 01:00 epmooneyham7372
A sales tax on common, ordinary items is an example of a:
a. per-unit excise tax on production
b. progressive tax
c. regressive tax
d. lump-sum tax on consumption
e. negative externality
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A sales tax on common, ordinary items is an example of a:
a. per-unit excise tax on production
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