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As you read the following paragraph, think about the purpose and idea behind the taxes discussed. Then answer the question that follows.

Ty just received a job offer in a new city. He is married with two small children. He and his wife go to visit the city and find a place to live. Their children will be in school in a few years. While on the trip, they visit a beautiful public park for the kids. They encounter one type of tax when they buy a few souvenir T-shirts: the shirts are on sale for $10, but Ty ends up paying $11.00 after the sales tax is added. Later, they encounter a second type of tax. When Ty and his wife meet with their real estate agent, the agent tells them that the property taxes they will pay on their new home are higher than the taxes on their old home. However, the agent says the government funds the schools in the area well, and the schools are high quality.

What are the costs and benefits of the taxes that Ty and his wife experienced on this trip?

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