Chapter Twelve: Taxes and Tax Policy. Economic Theory and Taxes.

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Chapter Twelve: Taxes and Tax Policy

Economic Theory and Taxes

Figure 12.1: The Impact of a Tax on the Market for Cups of Coffee

Figure 12.2: The Impact of an Excise Tax with an Inelastic Demand Curve

Figure 12.3: The Impact of an Excise Tax with an Elastic Demand Curve

Figure 12.4: Tax Revenues from a Tax on Cups of Coffee

Table 12.1: Summary of Excise Tax Impacts for Products with Elastic and Inelastic Demand Curves

Figure 12.5: Welfare Analysis of an Excise Tax

The Structure of Taxation in the United States

Table 12.2: U.S. Federal Marginal Tax Rates, 2013

Table 12.3: Susan’s Federal Income Tax Calculations

Tax Analysis and Policy Issues

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, online database. Figure 12.6: Tax Receipts in the United States, as a Percent of GDP,

Figure 12.7: International Comparisons of Overall Tax Receipts, 2011 Source: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, online tax statistics database.

Figure 12.8: The Top Marginal Federal Tax Rate and Average Economic Growth, (Average Economic Growth Shown by Decade as a Percentage) Source: Sarah Anderson, “Full Testimony to the Senate Budget Committee on Inequality, Mobility, and Opportunity,” Institute for Policy Studies, February 8, 2012.

Table 12.4: The Distribution of Taxes in the United States, 2013 Source: Citizens for Tax Justice, “New Tax Laws in Effect in 2013 Have Modest Progressive Impact,” April 2, 2013.