A consumption tax that replaces an income tax a. only taxes a household on the money it spends. b. ultimately taxes income twice-once when the household pays income tax and once when the household makes a purchase. c. discourages saving. d. would likely result in a lower level of saving than an income tax.
A consumption tax that replaces an income tax a. only taxes a household on the money it spends. b. ultimately taxes income twice-once when the household pays income tax and once when the household makes a purchase. c. discourages saving. d. would likely result in a lower level of saving than an income tax.
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