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31 Cards in this Set

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how the nation's income is apportion among wages rents interests and profits
Functional Distribution of Income
the nation's total income is divided among individual households
Personal Distribution of Income
one or more functions fabricating distributing goods and services
(factory farm mine store etc )
Plant
organization the employs resources to produce goods for profit and operates one or more plants
Firm
group of firms that produce same or similar products
Industry
roducts with an espected life of les than 3 years
Nondurable Goods
work done for consumers
Services
products with an espected life of 3 or more years
Durable Goods
business owned and operated by one person
Sole Proprietorship
two or more people own and operate a business
Partnership
distinct and separate from the individual stockholders who own it hire managers run most
Corporation
shrea in the ownership of a corporation
Stock
does not bestow any corporate ownership on a purchaser
Bond
assets are not at stake if the corporation defaults on its debts
Limited Liability
wishes of mangers and agents don't always coincide
Principal-agent problem
controls an industry
Monopoly
welfare checks and food stamps
unemployed compensation payments
Transfer Payments
outsiders gain benefits from an economic decision
EX. Vaccination
Positive Externalities
pass some economicy activity costs onto others
EX. Pollution
Negative Externalities
when some of the costs of benefits of a good are passed on to someone other than the immediate buyer or seller
Externalities
non rival/ nonexclusive goods
Public Goods
people receive benefits without having to pay
Free-Rider Problem
education highways police and fire protection libraries museums
exclusion is possible
quasi-public goods
part of domestic (exhaustive)
Gov. Purchases
Federal tax system based on Income
Personal Income Tax
total tax paid divided by total taxable income
Average Tax Rate
rate the tax is paid on each addition unit of taxable income
Marginal Tax Rate
corporate profit is taxed usually 35%
Corporate Income Tax
social security contributions based on wages and salaries and Medicare
Payroll Taxes
taxes on a purchase
Sales and Excise Taxes
where local govt's make most of there revenue from
Property Taxes