Q. A country with a high Tax-to-GDP ratio indicates:
Red Book
Red Book

[A] Lower tax compliance among citizens

[B] Higher economic development and stability

[C] A larger informal economy

[D] Reduced government expenditure on public services

Answer: B
Notes:

Explanation – A high Tax-to-GDP ratio is generally associated with higher economic development and stability. This ratio is used as an indicator of a country’s level of development and its ability to raise tax revenues to fund public services and government expenditure. Countries with higher Tax-to-GDP ratios often have the capacity to invest in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and other public services, contributing to overall economic stability and development.

Source: Forum IAS

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