For Automatic stabiliser, identify the accounting or policy meaning.
Correct answer: B
Income-linked taxes can soften cyclical fluctuations.
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Correct answer: B
Income-linked taxes can soften cyclical fluctuations.
Correct answer: D
I is incorrect: Disinvestment → Sale of government ownership in an enterprise. It changes the government's asset holdings. II is correct: Capital expenditure → Expenditure creating assets or reducing liabilities. Construction of a government asset is an example.
Correct answer: A
It is a stock accumulated across periods.
Correct answer: B
I is incorrect: Regressive burden → Lower-income persons pay a greater share of income. A tax can have this incidence even with a uniform commodity rate. II is correct: Subsidy → Government support lowering a recipient's cost or raising receipts. It can influence production or consumption incentives.
Correct answer: C
I is correct: Revenue receipt → Government receipt that does not create a liability or reduce an asset. Tax revenue is a standard example. II is correct: Fiscal consolidation → Measures to improve the government's fiscal balance. It concerns deficits and debt sustainability rather than only one tax.
Correct answer: B
It can differ from who legally remits the tax.
Correct answer: C
I is incorrect: Automatic stabiliser → Fiscal mechanism responding without a new discretionary decision. Income-linked taxes can soften cyclical fluctuations. II is correct: Regressive burden → Lower-income persons pay a greater share of income. A tax can have this incidence even with a uniform commodity rate.
Correct answer: A
Construction of a government asset is an example.
Correct answer: D
I is correct: Progressive tax → Average tax burden rises with the tax base. Higher-income persons pay a larger income share under a progressive income tax. II is correct: Subsidy → Government support lowering a recipient's cost or raising receipts. It can influence production or consumption incentives.
Correct answer: C
I is incorrect: Tax incidence → Who ultimately bears a tax's economic burden. It can differ from who legally remits the tax. II is correct: Automatic stabiliser → Fiscal mechanism responding without a new discretionary decision. Income-linked taxes can soften cyclical fluctuations.
Correct answer: A
It changes the government's asset holdings.
Correct answer: B
I is correct: Regressive burden → Lower-income persons pay a greater share of income. A tax can have this incidence even with a uniform commodity rate. II is correct: Fiscal consolidation → Measures to improve the government's fiscal balance. It concerns deficits and debt sustainability rather than only one tax.
Correct answer: D
I is incorrect: Automatic stabiliser → Fiscal mechanism responding without a new discretionary decision. Income-linked taxes can soften cyclical fluctuations. II is correct: Crowding out → Government borrowing reducing some private spending. It can occur through higher interest rates or resource competition.
Correct answer: B
Borrowing and sale of assets are examples.
Correct answer: A
I is correct: Proportional tax → Tax rate remains constant as the base rises. The amount paid rises but the proportion does not. II is correct: Tax base → Value or activity on which tax is assessed. The base and rate together determine the tax calculation.
Correct answer: C
It can influence production or consumption incentives.
Correct answer: B
I is incorrect: Revenue receipt → Government receipt that does not create a liability or reduce an asset. Tax revenue is a standard example. II is correct: Revenue expenditure → Expenditure generally without creation of government assets. Current administrative spending is a common example.
Correct answer: A
It concerns deficits and debt sustainability rather than only one tax.
Correct answer: D
I is correct: Subsidy → Government support lowering a recipient's cost or raising receipts. It can influence production or consumption incentives. II is correct: Public debt → Outstanding government borrowing. It is a stock accumulated across periods.
Correct answer: C
Higher-income persons pay a larger income share under a progressive income tax.
Correct answer: D
I is correct: Capital receipt → Government receipt that creates a liability or reduces an asset. Borrowing and sale of assets are examples. II is correct: Fiscal consolidation → Measures to improve the government's fiscal balance. It concerns deficits and debt sustainability rather than only one tax.
Correct answer: B
The amount paid rises but the proportion does not.
Correct answer: A
I is incorrect: Subsidy → Government support lowering a recipient's cost or raising receipts. It can influence production or consumption incentives. II is correct: Disinvestment → Sale of government ownership in an enterprise. It changes the government's asset holdings.
Correct answer: D
The base and rate together determine the tax calculation.
Correct answer: A
I is incorrect: Revenue receipt → Government receipt that does not create a liability or reduce an asset. Tax revenue is a standard example. II is correct: Capital receipt → Government receipt that creates a liability or reduces an asset. Borrowing and sale of assets are examples.