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What is a regressive tax system?

ATax rate increases as income increases

BTax rate remains constant regardless of income

CTax rate falls as income increases

DTax rate fluctuates randomly

Answer:

C. Tax rate falls as income increases

Read Explanation:

  • In a regressive tax system, the percentage of tax paid decreases as the taxable income or tax base rises, meaning lower-income individuals pay a higher proportion of their income compared to higher earners.


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