The Lithuanian tax rate for all citizens' income is 24 percent. If the Lithuanian government was concerned about income inequality, they should change the tax system from a system that is currently ________ to a system that is ________

A) progressive; proportional
B) regressive; progressive
C) proportional; progressive
D) proportional; regressive


C

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