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The Laffer Curve

The Laffer Curve

Tim Walshaw

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Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2020
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Economía política
ISBN:
9780648768920
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The Laffer Curve relates increasing tax rates to rising, then falling, tax revenues. Its existence and values are crucial to a measure of the limits on the ability for particular countries to raise taxes - or even survive or stay solvent.

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