Once upon a time tax reform was easy " if you see a hole, you plug it. These days tax reform is being increasingly driven by modern theories of welfare economics. This video explains the significance of this new world order: The principles of optimal tax and second best, and the role of marginal elasticities in tax reform proposals.
Miscellaneous
2011
Theories of modern tax reformers
Source: National
Published Date: 2 Mar 2011
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Theories of modern tax reformers
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