To promote economic growth

To ensure social welfare

To regulate the economy

To generate revenue for government spending

To stimulate economic growth

To redistribute income

To stabilize the economy

All of the above

Flat tax

Proportional tax

Graduated tax

Regressive tax

Direct tax is paid by individuals, while indirect tax is paid by businesses.

Direct tax is paid on income, while indirect tax is paid on goods and services.

Direct tax is progressive, while indirect tax is regressive.

Direct tax is more efficient than indirect tax.

The difference between government revenue and government expenditure

The difference between government expenditure and government revenue

The difference between government borrowing and government lending

The difference between government assets and government liabilities

To finance government expenditure

To reduce government debt

To stimulate economic growth

To stabilize the economy

The total amount of money owed by the government to its creditors

The total amount of money owed by the government to its citizens

The total amount of money owed by the government to foreign countries

The total amount of money owed by the government to international organizations

It ensures fiscal discipline

It promotes economic stability

It reduces government debt

All of the above

Transfer payments

Public investment

Government consumption

All of the above

The distribution of the tax burden among different individuals or groups

The total amount of tax revenue collected by the government

The rate at which a tax is levied

The method by which a tax is collected

To promote certain industries or activities

To reduce the cost of living for certain groups

To stimulate economic growth

All of the above

The costs or benefits of an economic activity that are not reflected in the market price

The costs or benefits of an economic activity that are borne or enjoyed by third parties

The costs or benefits of an economic activity that are not taken into account by the government

The costs or benefits of an economic activity that are not considered in the national income accounts

They are provided by the government because they are non-excludable and non-rivalrous

They are provided by the government because they generate positive externalities

They are provided by the government because they are essential for economic growth

All of the above

The use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy

The use of monetary policy to influence the economy

The use of trade policy to influence the economy

The use of industrial policy to influence the economy

To regulate the money supply

To set interest rates

To manage the government's debt

All of the above