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Questions › UoH › UoH 2011 › Q89
1 mark, −0.33Public Economics › Taxation: incidence and efficiency › Direct and indirect taxes and how taxes are classifiedModerateabout 1 min

UoH 2011 Question 89: Taxation: incidence and efficiency

The primary difference between excise and sales taxes is that only excise taxes are

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This question is on Direct and indirect taxes and how taxes are classified, part of Taxation: incidence and efficiency in Public Economics.

The main ways to classify taxes and what each class implies.

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