The following table shows the working populations, average salaries, and income tax rates of France and Germany. Country Workforce Average Salary (€) Income Tax Rate France 31,491,232 29,766 69.3% Germany 38,844,017 32,104 45.2% Based on the information in the table, how do the annual tax revenues of Germany and France compare to one another? a. The French government gathers €85,930,190,677 more than the German government. b. The French government gathers €543,141,128,984 more than the German government. c. The German government gathers €309,680,310,056 more than the French government. d. The German government gathers €223,750,119,378 more than the French government.

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5 February, 07:16

The following table shows the working populations, average salaries, and income tax rates of France and Germany. Country Workforce Average Salary (€) Income Tax Rate France 31,491,232 29,766 69.3% Germany 38,844,017 32,104 45.2% Based on the information in the table, how do the annual tax revenues of Germany and France compare to one another? a. The French government gathers €85,930,190,677 more than the German government. b. The French government gathers €543,141,128,984 more than the German government. c. The German government gathers €309,680,310,056 more than the French government. d. The German government gathers €223,750,119,378 more than the French government.

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Levi Mcgee · Answer 1

France income tax = 0.693 (31,491,232) (29,766) = 649,596,032,100

Germany's income tax = 0.452 (38,844,017) (32,104) = 563,665,841,400

France income tax - Germany's income tax = 649,596,032,100 = 563,665,841,400 = 85,930,190,660

Therefore, t he French government gathers €85,930,190,677 more than the German government.