A flat-rate tax structure is one:

a. whose marginal rate increases as income increases.
b. whose average rate equals the marginal rate.
c. that has graduated rates.
d. whose marginal rate decreases as income increases.


Answer: b. whose average rate equals the marginal rate.

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