Gen Combo Ll Statistical Techniques In Business And Economics; Connect Ac

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ISBN: 9781260149623

Author: Lind

Publisher: MCG

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Chapter 2, Problem 46CE

The following chart depicts the annual revenues, by type of tax, for the state of Georgia.

Chapter 2, Problem 46CE, The following chart depicts the annual revenues, by type of tax, for the state of Georgia. a. What

a. What percentage of the state revenue is accounted for by sales tax and individual income tax?
b. Which category will generate more revenue: corporate taxes or license fees?
c. The total annual revenue for the state of Georgia is $6.3 billion. Estimate the amount of revenue in billions of dollars for sales taxes and for individual taxes.

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Solution Summary: The author explains the annual revenue for State G by the different types of taxes. The percentage of revenue is 44.54% and 43.34%, respectively.

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