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mylab.pearson.com + Course Home Homework ECN 104 - F2025 - Section 011 Noorman Hothi 11/05/25 9:44 PM Homework: Homework 4 Question Completed: 41 of 60 Part 2 of 3 My score: 36.03/60 pts (60.06%) Save Minimize list Many people have argued that an income tax should be "marriage neutral," that is, two people should pay the same total tax whether they are married or they are single. Suppose Amanda earns nothing, Ben earns $60,000, and Cathy and Dylan each earn $30,000. They are all single. Amanda pays no tax because she has no income. If they all live in a country that has a progressive income tax, which will be higher: the tax that Ben pays or the sum of the taxes Review Question 8 Cathy and Dylan pay? 40 Question | 0.5/1 pt A. The tax that Ben pays because high-income individuals pay higher income taxes. B. Since Cathy and Dylan's income sums to $60,000, these individuals will likely pay the same amount as Ben. Review Question 15 41 C. The sum of the taxes Cathy and Dylan pay because two people always pay more than one, regardless of income. Question | 1/1 pt D. More information is required to determine who pays the higher tax. Text Problem 2 Amanda marries Ben and Cathy marries Dylan. This country taxes married couples based on a family's total income. 42 Question | 1/1 pt Amanda and Ben will pay the same tax as Cathy and Dylan because O A. marginal tax rates equal the average tax rate for both couples. Text Problem 3 43 Question | 0/1 pt B. the taxes the couples pay do not change with income. O C. the couples have the same family income. Text Problem 6 O D. the couples have no children. 44 Question | 0/1 pt Text Problem 7 45 Question | 0/1 pt Concept Question 10.1.2 46 Question | 0/1 pt Concept Question 10.1.3 Etext pages Grapher Clear all Check