Popular Taxes are Often the Most Damaging
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IEA research featured in The Telegraph
Eamonn was quoted:
“A small rise in capital gains taxes can make a large difference to whether people decide to build capital goods such as factories and equipment, or instead devote their money to present-day consumption.”
“Politicians should beware that many of the politically easiest taxes to raise, such as taxes on capital and on businesses, are actually the most damaging.
“We need a complete review of which taxes do most harm, and steer clear of them.”
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