Public Finance Quiz 6 (20 MCQs)

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1. ..... taxes are generally not shifted and are paid in lump sum for the whole year.
2. Who pays payroll tax .....
3. If the average utility for consuming Pepsi is 5O utils and a consumer consumes 2 bottles, what is his total utility?
4. Multinational firms or industries that deplete a lot of mineral resources in a country pay ..... to the government.
5. It represents marketing, general, and administrative expenses. Examples are advertising, salaries and wages.
6. It is the scheme and convergence strategy of the State to help the poor and vulnerable access different kinds of benefits.
7. Budget is the financial statement showing the expected incomeand expenditure of the individual during a financial year.
8. Short-term debt (Short-term Loan) refers to debt that has a time period for redemption. In how much time?
9. Industries operating in the public sector contribute immensely to the country's economy by providing employment to many people and generating revenues. A budget helps the government focus appropriately on companies in the public sector by introducing policies to aid their growth.
10. If the tax rate increases with the higher level of income, it shall be called
11. Which school of economics considers public debt to be necessary?
12. A rational consumer would be willing to pay ..... as his consumption of a commodity increases.
13. M = mB corresponds to which of the following?
14. What are transfer payments?
15. X = change in TU/Change in quantity. The value of X here is
16. Is a conditional cash transfer program for impoverished households. The program gives households grants so long as they meet certain requirements, including keeping the children in school, having regular health check-ups and having parents or guardians attend Family Development Sessions.
17. It is the source of financing for the project is discussed in this portion
18. Which government agency is responsible for regulating the energy sector in the Philippines?
19. Which of the following taxes is a new tax that was recently enacted in 2019?
20. It is defined as an estimate of income and expenditures for a future period.