Question

The McDougall Rule, in the context of public finance, primarily suggests that:

A Government spending should always be less than government revenue to avoid fiscal deficits.
B Public goods should only be provided if their social benefits exceed their social costs, regardless of who pays.
C The spatial distribution of public expenditure should aim to equalize marginal social benefits across different regions, considering differing needs and costs.
D Taxation should be progressive, ensuring that higher-income individuals contribute a larger proportion of their income to government revenue.
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