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Chapter 3, Problem 11P
To determine
The various sources of the government revenue in the United States, determining the important tax for each level of government and the maximum revenue earning taxes of the government.
Concept Introduction:
Government Revenue: It is the revenue generated by the government from various sources which is utilized for the welfare of the general population.
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