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AP Microeconomics
Unit 6 – Market Failure and the Role of Government
Topic 6.4
What is the difference between a per-unit tax and a lump sum tax?
A per-unit tax is a tax on the profits of a firm, while a lump sum tax is a tax on the total revenue.
A per-unit tax is a fixed one-time tax, while a lump sum tax is a tax on every unit produced.
A per-unit tax is a tax imposed on consumers, while a lump sum tax is a tax imposed on producers.
A per-unit tax is a tax on every unit produced, while a lump sum tax is a fixed one-time tax.
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AP Microeconomics - 6.4 The Effects of Government Intervention in Different Market Structures
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