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MEASURING THE IMPACT OF TAX REFORM [PDF]
National Tax Journal, 1996 This paper considers why so many questions about the economic effects of tax reforms remain unanswered, and draws implications for how economics can be used to evaluate and design tax changes.
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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1961
Proposals for tax reform must be appraised against the subjective criteria of fairness and social policy regarding redistribution of income and wealth and the objec tive criteria of steady economic growth and administrative simplicity. Controversy over the individual income tax cen ters on the tax base and the rate structure.
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Proposals for tax reform must be appraised against the subjective criteria of fairness and social policy regarding redistribution of income and wealth and the objec tive criteria of steady economic growth and administrative simplicity. Controversy over the individual income tax cen ters on the tax base and the rate structure.
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Environmental science and pollution research international, 2022
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Far Eastern Survey, 1949
ally reveal what the speaker has been up to during the preceding twelve months. The present address is no exception. It draws upon the problems encountered and the solutions recommended in the course of a four months' study of the tax system of Japan. But my aim is only partly that of describing and analyzing the Japanese system. It is also to consider
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ally reveal what the speaker has been up to during the preceding twelve months. The present address is no exception. It draws upon the problems encountered and the solutions recommended in the course of a four months' study of the tax system of Japan. But my aim is only partly that of describing and analyzing the Japanese system. It is also to consider
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The University of Chicago Law Review, 1946
T HE BUSINESS leader, objectively at least, is a very inhibited and circumscribed social animal. He can seldom speak frankly or candidly on any important and, to him, interesting subject. Some statements might impair the morale or loyalty of his own executive organization; others might make his labor leaders more aggressive or intractable; others might
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T HE BUSINESS leader, objectively at least, is a very inhibited and circumscribed social animal. He can seldom speak frankly or candidly on any important and, to him, interesting subject. Some statements might impair the morale or loyalty of his own executive organization; others might make his labor leaders more aggressive or intractable; others might
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Tax Systems and Tax Reforms in Europe
2004Part One: A General Picture of European Tax Systems and the Main Topics in Tax Reforms 1. A Comparative View of Selected European Countries Luca Gandullia 2. Rationale and Open Issues of more Radical Reforms Luigi Bernardi 3. Public Finance and Political Economies in Tax Design and Reforms Paola Profeta 4.
LUIGI BERNARDI, PROFETA, PAOLA ANTONIA
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, 2008 The paper presents an endogenous growth economy with a representation of the tax rate system in the Baltic countries. Assuming that government spending is a given fraction of output, the paper shows how a flat tax system balanced between labor and corporate tax rates can be second best optimal.
Azacis, Helmuts, Gillman, Max
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Tax reform and fiscal space in developing countries
Eurasian Economic Review, 2020S. Gnangnon, J. Brun
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