ECON302 Lecture Notes - Lecture 20: Tax Rate, Budget Constraint

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Taxes can fall on either: income individual income taxes, corporate profits taxes, and contributions for social security, expenditures sales taxes, excise taxes, and customs duties. The marginal tax rate is the additional taxes paid to total income (determines the substitution effects that influence the behaviours of households and businesses) The average tax rate is the ratio of total taxes paid to total income (determines the government"s revenue) Two key points about the canadian federal income tax: the marginal income tax rises with income until income reaches ,887, the marginal tax rate is always higher than the average tax rate. Considering the household budget constraint; c + (1/p) b + k = (w/p)ls + r(b/p + k) + v t. Sales, excise, and value added taxes depend on c. Labour income taxes (individual taxes and social security payroll taxes) depend on (w/p)ls. Taxes on real asset income depends on r(b/p + k)

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