In calculating total faculty compensation, the administration of Doughnut University included payroll taxes (Social security taxes) paid as a benefit to faculty. After all none tax payments are shaming for the faculty under social Security. However the American Association of University has that far from being a benefit the employer's contribution is simply a tax and that its burden falls on the faculty even through it is paid the university. A. If Social Security tax is a payment for future I would be correct to let it as part employee compensation B. The imposition of the tax does not raise overall employee compensation If the supply of labor is All of the above