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what is ATO

Australian taxition office

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what is a want

A want is

A want is a desire for something that is not essential for survival, while a need is a basic requirement necessary for living.

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what is a need

A need is a basic requirement essential for survival, such as food, water, and shelter.

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What is a consumer

A consumer is an individual or group that purchases goods and services for personal use, contributing to the economy.

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what is GST

GST is goods and services tax

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What is a producer

A producer is an individual, business, or entity that creates, manufactures, or supplies goods and services to satisfy consumer demand and generate economic value.

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What is a Substitute Good

products or services that consumers view as similar or interchangeable, allowing one to replace the other

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what is a Complementary good

products or services that are used together, where an increase in the demand or consumption of one increases the demand for the other

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what is a marketing technique

Billboard and TV advertising

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what is Defenition of advantages of taxation

Because taxes pay for the things that keep Australia running safely and smoothly

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what are some advantage/examples to Taxation

Public schools, Roads, Ambulances, Firefighters, Healthcare services

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what is Defenition of disadvantages of taxation

the more you earn, the more you tax you pay, so it might discourage people from going for higher paying positions or having a second job.

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What are some examples of disadvantages of taxation

It doesn’t take into account other costs people have such as mortgages, the amount of dependent children.

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What is a externality

costs or benefits resulting from an economic activity (production or consumption) that are experienced by unrelated third parties, not reflected in market prices

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What is income tax

You usually have to pay income tax when you earn money from employment, pensions, government payments, investments, and foreign sources

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what is TFN

Australian taxation office

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What is PAYG

Pay as you go

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What are some disadvantages of the ATO

High Debt Levels and Inconsistent Collection

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What are some advantages of the ATO

Convenience through Technology, Superannuation Management

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What are some different levels of income

lower, middle, upper class

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How does different levels of income affect taxation rates with and without higher income earners.

Income taxation uses a progressive structure where tax rates increase with higher income, meaning low-income earners pay lower marginal and average rates, while higher earners face significantly higher rates. Without high earners, the tax burden shifts onto middle-income earners; with them, higher tax revenue is generated to fund public services, though they may face incentives for tax planning.

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What does Automation of the workforce mean

the use of technology, such as AI, robotics, and software, to perform repetitive, manual, or data-driven tasks without direct human intervention.

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What are some examples of Automation of the workforce

AI-driven customer service chatbots, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) for data entry, and automated marketing tools like email scheduling

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What does gloabalisation of the workforce mean

the integration of labor markets across borders, allowing companies to recruit, hire, and manage employees worldwide rather than being restricted to a local talent pool

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What are some examples of Globalisation of the workforce

integration of labor markets across national boundaries, allowing companies to source talent, production, and services globally rather than locally

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