Chapter Eleven: Taxes and Tax Policy.

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Chapter Eleven: Taxes and Tax Policy

Figure 11.1 The Impact of a Tax on the Market for Cups of Coffee

Figure 11.2 The Impact of an Excise Tax with an Inelastic Demand Curve

Figure 11.3 The Impact of an Excise Tax with an Elastic Demand Curve

Figure 11.4 Tax Revenue from a Tax on Cups of Coffee

Table 11.1 Summary of Excise Tax Impacts for Products with Elastic and Inelastic Demand Curves

Figure 11.5 Welfare Analysis of an Excise Tax

Table 11.2 U.S. Federal Marginal Tax Rates, 2018

Table 11.3 Susan’s Federal Income Tax Calculations

Figure 11.6 Tax Receipts in the United States, as a Percentage of GDP, 1950-2016 Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, online database.

Figure 11.7 International Comparison of Overall Tax Receipts, Select Countries, 2015 Source: OECD, Revenue Statistics.

Figure 11.8 The Top Marginal Federal Income Tax Rate and Average Economic Growth, 1950-2016 Sources: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis; Tax Policy Center, http://www.taxpolicycenter.org/sites/default/files/legacy/taxfacts/content/PDF/toprate_historical.pdf. Note: Percentages are average annual growth rates of real GDP per decade.

Table 11.4 The Distribution of Taxes in the United States, 2016 Source: Citizens for Tax Justice, 2016.