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- Assume that Turkey has s a tax rate of 15% on the first 15,000 TRY of taxable income, then 25% on the next 20,000 TRY, then 35% on the next 30,000 TRY, and a tax rate of 40% for all taxable income above 65,000 TRY. Suppose that Turkey provides a 4,000 TRY exemption per child.Hasan has 2 children, and he earns 82,000 TRY in a year.a) Calculate total tax payments of Hasan.b) Calculate average tax rate for Hasan.a) Solve for equilibrium output in terms of the exogenous variables. b) What is the multiplier? Is the multiplier higher whent1is 0 or whent1is positive? Note)t1= 0is the same as the baseline case we covered in class when taxes are exogenous. c) Supposec0increases by $300 m. What is the change in equilibrium Y when c1= 0.5 and t1= 0.2. What about whenc1= 0.5 and t1= 0?is it always possible to increase tax revenues by increasing tax rates?(please draw therelevant graph(s))