QUESTION 4

1. Which of the following does NOT explain properly about political choices, one of the functions associated with revenue generation?

	a.	Property taxes are often politically attractive because homeowners have to pay them once or twice a year, and this makes them very visible.
	b.	The sales tax on automobiles and other large-ticket items is more visible and more politically unacceptable than other sales taxes because of how it is collected.
	c.	Sales taxes on nondiscretionary purchases are considered regressive, yet they are politically attractive because often the cost of those taxes is hidden in the cost of the item being purchased.
	d.	Consumers who buy a loaf of bread or a carton of eggs do not think about how much tax they are paying on the item and often generate limited resistance.