Which of the following statements is true?

A. Economists believe that marginal and average tax rates influence behavior to the same extent.
B. Economists believe that neither marginal nor average tax rates have any influence on behavior.
C. Economists believe that average tax rates have a greater influence on behavior than marginal tax rates.
D. Economists believe that marginal tax rates have a greater influence on behavior than average tax rates.


Answer: D

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