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The term "tax buoyancy" refers to:

AThe ability of the government to collect taxes efficiently.

BThe responsiveness of tax revenue growth to nominal GDP growth.

CThe impact of tax changes on the overall economy.

DThe ratio of tax revenue to government expenditure.

Answer:

B. The responsiveness of tax revenue growth to nominal GDP growth.

Read Explanation:

  • Tax buoyancy is a measure of how well a country's tax revenues respond to changes in national income.

  • A buoyancy of more than one indicates that tax revenue is growing faster than the economy.


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