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The document is a lesson plan from the Council for Economic Education focused on understanding how governments should structure their tax systems. It discusses the complexities and fairness of taxation, particularly the principle of vertical equity, which suggests that higher-income households should pay a larger share in taxes. The lesson includes group activities where students create a hypothetical tax system, evaluate its progressiveness or regressiveness, and learn about various tax concepts such as average and marginal tax rates. The document also provides materials, objectives, and assessment methods related to the lesson.

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