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Suppose there is a poll tax of $2 per head. How is this a regressive tax?

category

economics

options

  1. Everyone pays the same amount, regardless of income
  2. $2 is a lower percentage of a poor man's income than a rich man's income
  3. The tax increases as the income decreases
  4. The tax is progressive
  5. The tax is proportional
  6. Rich people are exempt from the tax
  7. $2 would be a higher percent-age of a poor man's income than a rich man's income
  8. The tax is a fixed rate of individual income

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stemez-Economics

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