A marginal tax rate is

A) the fraction of each additional dollar of income that must be paid in taxes.
B) the incremental income one must earn to offset each additional dollar of tax.
C) the ratio of a change in income to a change in taxes paid.
D) the fraction of income that must be paid in taxes.


A

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