Which of the following statements about the substitution effect of an income tax rate increase is false?
A) The substitution effect is theoretically stronger for high-income taxpayers than for low-income taxpayers.
B) The substitution effect is theoretically stronger for a family's secondary wage earner than for the family's primary wage earner.
C) The substitution effect is theoretically stronger for self-employed individuals who control their own time than for employees whose work schedules are controlled by their employers.
D) None of these choices are false.

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All the statements provided accurately describe scenarios where the substitution effect of an income tax rate increase could be theoretically stronger, reflecting the nuances in how different groups might respond to changes in income tax rates.

Which of the Following Statements About the Substitution Effect of an Income