impose a tax造句怎么写

It is shown that given a linear demand, the optimal policy is to impose a tax (subsidy) if the government has a high affinity for social welfare (campaign contriButions).

The plan to impose a tax on bank deposits to help pay for the bailout of Cypriot banks was "absurd, " says Philip Dybvig, one of the world's leading economic experts on banks and financial crisis.

In 2002, Ireland became the first country in the world to impose a tax on plastic bags.

China speeds up imposition of new fuel tax China has accelerated plans to impose a tax on gasoline, diesel and kerosene to encourage conservation amid surging oil imports.

The policy of restricting the importation of foreign produce leads Frederick I of Prussia to impose a tax on chocolate in 1704.

Chongqing Municipality will impose a tax on high-end residential property in the first quarter of this year, in a bid to reign in soaring house prices, Xinhua reports.

The Australian government has unveiled plans to impose a tax on carbon emissions for the worst polluters.

But after Sweden became the first country to impose a tax on carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels, in 1991, Kristianstad started looking for substitutes.

All the states that impose a tax on wages and salaries have a withholding system that is similar to the one used in the federal income tax system. State tax rates are generally much lower than the federal rates.

THW impose a tax on pollution for private cars.