Answer:
A) Hunting license fees
B) License plate fees
D) Marriage license fees
Explanation:
A miscellaneous tax is any tax levied other than incomes taxes or transfer taxes (e.g. excise taxes including sales and gasoline taxes, real estate transfer taxes, estate taxes, gift taxes). Transfer taxes are paid when the ownership of a property (including goods and services) is transferred from one person to another.
Sales taxes and gasoline taxes are both excise taxes, therefore they fall under the category of transfer taxes.
Inheritance taxes are called estate taxes, which also fall under the category of transfer taxes.
Answer:
The levels of poverty.
Exchange rate.
The productivity of laborers.
National debt/The total borrowings of the government.
Inequality in Income.
Real Disposable Income
The Misery Index.
Explanation:
The above are some of the distinct types of economic measurement methods that are employed to analyze the economic growth of a nation. The higher poverty level affects the economic growth negatively. Similarly, the exchange rate, the labor productivity, the amount of national debt, income inequality, etc. are the key factors that displays the economic health of a country. It helps show how well a nation has performed in a specific duration and where they are lagging behind in comparison to other nations.
Answer:
mid-calorie soft drinks such as Pepsi Next (2012) have not been successful in the past.
Explanation:
The new Pespsi true is a great product that offers the advantage of having the same flavor as Pepsi but lower calorie content of only 60 calories. This should sell well with consumers that are looking for lower calorie options.
However if there was a similar product like Pepsi True called Pepsi Next in 2012 that was mid-calories and was not successful, this could be a show stopper. People's perceptions of Pepsi Next will affect Pepsi True as they will feel it is just a repackaged Pepsi Next.
This will most likely lead to failure of the product similar to what happened with Pepsi Next.
