A consumption tax levied on the increase in the value of a good at each stage of production is called a(n):

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A consumption tax levied on the increase in the value of a good at each stage of production is called a value-added tax (VAT). Option A, expenditure tax, doesn't necessarily tax each stage of production, while option B, cash-flow tax, refers to individual income tax rather than a consumption tax. Option C, flat tax, is a type of income tax that doesn't apply to consumption.

A Consumption Tax Levied on the Increase in the Value