A. Corporation tax

B. Taxes on agricultural income

C. Capitation taxes

D. Land revenues

A. Taxes on railway freights and fares

B. Stamp duties on financial documents

C. Tolls

D. A and b only

A. Personal income tax

B. Interest tax

C. Wealth tax

D. Corporation tax

A. Personal income tax

B. Interest tax

C. Wealth tax

D. Corporate tax

A. Sales tax

B. Service tax

C. Excise duty

D. None of the above

A. Revenue deficit

B. Fiscal deficit

C. Budget deficit

D. Primary deficit

A. Fiscal deficit

B. Budget deficit

C. Primary deficit

D. Revenue deficit

A. at the point where the marginal social benefit of public expenditure and the marginal social sacrifice of taxation are equated

B. at the point where the marginal social benefit of public expenditure is higher than the marginal social sacrifice of taxation

C. at the point where the marginal social benefit of public expenditure is lower than the marginal social sacrifice of taxation

D. at the point where the marginal social benefit of public expenditure and the marginal social sacrifice of taxation are zero

A. Alfred Marshall

B. John Maynard Keynes

C. Karl Marx

D. Hugh Dalton

A. Invisible hand

B. Direct Intervention

C. Collective Spirit

D. Private Spirit