Who pays the income tax, the payroll tax, the estate and gift taxes? Who
bears the burden of the gasoline and tobacco taxes? If Congress were to
raise this tax rate, or lower that tax deduction, who would gain and
who would lose? The outcomes of the political battles over changes in
the tax system often hinge on the answers to such questions. This paper
will discuss the economic consequences of taxation and the factors that
influence where the burden of various taxes really falls. It will review
some of the discussions in the economic literature. Finally, it will
suggest that a shift to a markedly different type of tax system would
benefit all players in the economy.
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Answer:
54mph
Explanation:
Speed is defined as the change in distance of a body with respect to time.
Let x be the speed of Eric on his way to the football game, if he used 11hours to the football game, his distance will be the product of his speed and time taken i.e
Distance = speed × time
Distance= x × 11
Distance = 11x... (1)
During his return journey, his speed increases by 12mph with a return drive in only 9hours i.e speed = x+12 and time is 9hours
Since distance = speed × time (return Journey)
Distance = (x+12)×9
Distance = 9x+84...(2)
Note that the distance to and fro the journey is the same as such we will equate equations 1 and 2 to get his initial speed "x" to have;
11x = 9x+84
11x-9x = 84
2x = 84
x = 42mph
This means that his initial speed on his way to the football game is 42mph. Since his speed increases by 12mph during his return drive, his return speed will be 42mph + 12mph which gives 54mph.
