Asked by
Chloe Anderson
on Dec 08, 2024Verified
As a result of an increase in the payroll tax that employers must pay on their employeesʹ wages, employers reduce the starting wage for new employees. This is an example of
A) tax shifting.
B) tax incidence.
C) a regressive tax.
D) tax avoidance.
Payroll Tax
Taxes imposed on employers and employees, calculated as a percentage of the salaries that employers pay their staff.
Tax Shifting
The process by which the economic burden of a tax is passed from one party to another.
Starting Wage
The initial salary offered to an employee by an employer when they begin a new job.
- Understand the effects of tax regulations on economic activities, encompassing tax incidence and the redistribution of tax burdens.
- Assess the effects of tax burden reallocation and tax incidence in varied economic situations.
Verified Answer
JH
Learning Objectives
- Understand the effects of tax regulations on economic activities, encompassing tax incidence and the redistribution of tax burdens.
- Assess the effects of tax burden reallocation and tax incidence in varied economic situations.