'Progressive tax' diaporamas de présentation

Understanding Taxes

Understanding Taxes. 2010 Personal Finance Institutes EPF Standard 16. Course Instructional Materials Developed By:. Virginia Department of Taxation School Outreach Program. Introduction.

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Ch. 14: Government Revenue and Spending

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Ch. 14: Government Revenue and Spending

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Trade 100

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Poverty and Inequality

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TAXES: The Main Source of Government Revenue

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What is Economics?

What is Economics?. What is Economics?. The study of choice under the conditions of scarcity. Microeconomics-study of the behavior and decision making by small units such as individuals and businesses. Macroeconomics-study of the behavior and decision making of large units such as governments.

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Government Budget Process & Planning

Government Budget Process & Planning. Nick Cates Zander Peter Mitchell Gornto. What is a Budget?. A budget is an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time . A budget is important because it can cause a nation to flourish or go into debt.

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State Taxes: Unfair and Inadequate

TEF Lessons for Members and Citizens Lesson 5. State Taxes: Unfair and Inadequate. Objective:.

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Taxation

Taxation. Taxation. Social Studies/ Economics. Descriptive Overview:. Students will describe the most common types of taxes levied by the government. Students will also be expected to identify specific taxes that fall into the major tax types. Descriptive Overview:. Students will:

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American Problems

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Public Goods & Taxes

Public Goods & Taxes. Chapter 11. Public vs. Private Goods. Public Goods Goods that are neither excludable nor rival in consumption Private Goods Goods that are both excludable & rival in consumption. Excludable- consumer who can not pay are excluded.

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Chapter 14: Government Revenue and Spending Section 1: How Taxes Work pgs.410-419

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Types of Taxes

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Title-Needs to be about taxes

Title-Needs to be about taxes. Your names. Title. List the three types of taxes on this page. Progressive Tax. Define progressive tax Give examples of a progressive tax. Progressive Tax. Who does it hurt?. Who does it help?. Regressive Tax. Define regressive tax.

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Unit 4 Vocab

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AP Economics

AP Economics. Mr. Bernstein Module 20 : Fiscal Policy: The Basics (p 202-204 and p 499) September 30, 2013. AP Economics Mr. Bernstein. Expanded Circular Flow Diagram. AP Economics Mr. Bernstein. Governments and their economies. AP Economics Mr. Bernstein. Fiscal Policy

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Economic Theories

Economic Theories Ec onomics is the study of how limited resources are used to satisfy people's almost unlimited wants. CAPITALISM - an economic system in which choice and individual incentives are emphasized. Businesses produce goods and service to try to attract buyers.

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