PT121.S4.Q16 > Question

SECTION 1 · lr

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SECTION 2 · rc

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SECTION 3 · rc

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SECTION 4 · lr

If a tax raises revenue and burdens only people targeted by the tax, then then tax is effective. If a tax does not raise revenue and it costs a significant amount of money to enforce, then the tax is ineffective.

If a tax is ineffective, then it either does not raise revenue or it does not burden all and only people targeted by the tax.

This answer is unsupported. This answer fails one of our sufficient conditions for a tax to be considered effective. We need both of the sufficient conditions in order for a tax to be considered effective.

This answer is unsupported. This answer fails one of our sufficient conditions for a tax to be considered ineffective. We need both of the sufficient conditions in order for a tax to be considered ineffective.

This answer is strongly supported. It meets both of our sufficient conditions we are given for a tax to be considered ineffective.

This answer is unsupported. There are two sufficient conditions to be met in order for a tax to be considered effective. This answer only satisfies one of the two sufficient conditions.

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