Does it make sense to impose a fixed transit tax to counter the decline in revenues?

Which of the following statements accurately characterize issues that Robin Hood should consider with respect to a fixed transit tax strategy?

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The fixed transit tax represents only a very minor change to the current business model.

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A fixed transit tax has the potential for increasing revenues if travelers view it as an acceptable price to pay for safe passage through the forest.

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A fixed transit tax is compatible with the mission of the organization.

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A fixed transit tax, if imposed uniformly on the rich and poor, would likely antagonize Robin Hood$$s key external constituents.

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Levying and collecting taxes would likely be viewed as a rival to government tax collection that will divert taxes away from the royal treasury.

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Overall, the pros of a fixed transit tax outweigh the cons.

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