Tax incidence refers to ? A. the average tax rate. B.how much revenue a tax generates. C.the extent to which a tax is proportional. D. who bears the burden of a tax.

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Q: Describe the three distinct terms to describe the tax rates?

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A: The largest source of revenue for the federal government is Individual income taxes.

Q: In choosing what type of tax to use, what factors does government take into consideration?

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