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... Economics Practice Essay - 2nd Question 3 (b) Evaluate the potential economic consequences if the UK government were to introduce a significant shift in the sources of its tax revenue from direct to indirect taxes. (30 marks). To begin with, a tax can be defined as a compulsory levy charged by government or by a public authority to pay for its expenditure. The term can be categorised further; whereby direct taxes affect those who receive the benefits of income generated and who are therefore liable to pay the tax, a typical example in the UK being income tax. Whereas in contrast, most taxes on spending are indirect taxes, such as VAT, since it is the seller of the good and not the purchaser who is liable to pay the tax (although this does not mean to say that the seller will not pass on the incidence of the tax through a price

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"Maybe I've been a little too harsh with this essay - it's 4.4/4.5 star essay, I feel. I like your introduction and your structure, everything's very clear and your logic is well explained. There's a bit of evaluation in there - not a massive amount, but enough to get by, I feel. Concerning your argument about inequality, it's good and I like the use of Lorenz curves to illustrate it, however you've only given me one Lorenz curve on the diagram. You really need 2 - one to show where the UK is before the shift and another one to show where the UK is after the shift. Your AD/AS analysis is sound in my opinion, just about, although I'm not at all convinced about your mention of income and substitution effects. I don't feel the Laffer curve analysis is really that relevant, either, because it talks of an aggregate tax percentage and doesn't differentiate between indirect and direct taxes. The conclusion isn't great as it doesn't really tie the essay together as well as it should, but it's passable. Good piece of work TSR User: chidona"
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