Figure 4-11



Refer to . On the Laffer curve shown, tax revenue could be increased by

a.

decreasing the marginal tax rates if we were currently at point A.

b.

decreasing the marginal tax rates if we were currently at point C.

c.

increasing the marginal tax rates if we were currently at point B.

d.

increasing the marginal tax rates if we were currently at point C.


b

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