in 1991, congress enacted a 10% luxury surcharge tax on boats over $100,000 (known as yachts) in an effort to gain tax revenue from the wealthy upper-class citizens who buy these yachts. what was a secondary effect of this policy? group of answer choices people protested the tax by insisting that equally large taxes were placed on smaller boats and other vehicles. there was a significant increase in tax revenue obtained from wealthy households without any negative effects on poor and middle-class workers. the government's revenue increased too much resulting in large budget surpluses. this tax devastated the yacht industry as people stopped buying yachts to avoid paying this tax, causing the yacht producers to have to lay-off a lot of poor and middle-class workers..