Explanation:
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Answer:
Simply because tax-deferred accounts are taxed only when the investor receives or withdraws money from them. For example, a 401 (K)'s interest and capital gains are not taxed until the beneficiary retires and starts to receive payments, and that may take a long time.
It is not the same to be taxed immediately, because that reduces the amount invested. For example, you invest have $100 to invest and your income tax rate is 22%.
- a tax-deferred account that earns 5% per year will earn $5, and then the principal will increase to $105 for the next, and keep earning more money.
- a taxable account will only have a $78 after taxes are paid, and if it earns 5%, then it will only earn $3.90 at the end of the year, and the principal will increase to $81.90.
C.
Allocative efficiency in simple terms basically means there is no wastage, therefore if producers produce at price equals marginal coat, they are producing at the point where consumers are willing to pay that final price. Refer to the poorly drawn diagram for reference.
Answer:
Option C is correct.
Explanation:
The option is C, “Increase government spending on goods and services” is correct because the spending by the government will create new employment opportunities. Therefore, this will decrease unemployment. However, if the government decreases the loan funds in the economy, decreases the spending on goods and services, and rises the taxes then it will raise unemployment in the economy.