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RevenueReferring to a tariff, the money collected by the government. Equals the size of the tariff times the quantity of imports. An analysis of the effects of a tariff needs to account for the revenue, and in a general equilibrium model it must specify whether and how the revenue is spent.Similar MatchesInternal Revenue CodeInternal Revenue CodeThe various statutes and regulations making up federal tax law. Internal Revenue ServiceInternal Revenue ServiceThe US agency responsible for the collection of federal taxes which include personal and corporate income taxes, excise and gift taxes. Municipal revenue bondMunicipal revenue bondA bond issued to finance a public project that is funded by the revenues of the project. Inland RevenueInland RevenueThe government department responsible to the Treasury for the collection of direct taxes which include income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax etc. Marginal revenue productMarginal revenue productThe additional revenue generated by the extra output from employing one more unit of a factor of production. In a competitive industry this equals the marginal value product, but with imperfect competition it is smaller, due to the implied price reduction. Determines factor prices in competitive factor markets. Further SuggestionsInternal Revenue Service Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998Toll revenue bond Tariff revenue Redistributed tariff revenue Utility revenue bond General revenue Industrial revenue bond (IRB) Inland Revenue Pension Schemes Office Unearned income (revenue) Marginal revenue Revenue sharing revenue account Revenue bond Total revenue Revenue argument for a tariff Revenue model Hospital revenue bond Revenue Anticipation Note (RAN) Maximum revenue tariff Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Revenue Reconciliation Act of 1993 Revenue fund |
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