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Favorite project: see the Smart Taxes Network
Special P2P Foundation research project: see Free Tax Project
Important entries:
"There are two ways of cutting a deficit: raising taxes or reducing spending. Raising taxes means taking money from the rich. Cutting spending means taking money from the poor. Not in all cases of course: some taxation is regressive; some state spending takes money from ordinary citizens and gives it to banks, arms companies, oil barons and farmers. But in most cases the state transfers wealth from rich to poor, while tax cuts shift it from poor to rich." (http://www.monbiot.com/2011/08/01/how-the-billionaires-broke-the-system/)
Favorite project: see the Smart Taxes Network
Special P2P Foundation research project: see Free Tax Project
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Introductory Articles
- Chris Cook on P2P Taxation Reform
- Dale Carrico: Principles of Taxation
- Herman Daly: What Should We Tax?
Important entries:
Citations
George Monbiot:"There are two ways of cutting a deficit: raising taxes or reducing spending. Raising taxes means taking money from the rich. Cutting spending means taking money from the poor. Not in all cases of course: some taxation is regressive; some state spending takes money from ordinary citizens and gives it to banks, arms companies, oil barons and farmers. But in most cases the state transfers wealth from rich to poor, while tax cuts shift it from poor to rich." (http://www.monbiot.com/2011/08/01/how-the-billionaires-broke-the-system/)
Key Resources
Key Articles
Key Policy Proposals
- From Taxing Income to Taxing Inefficiency. Open Market Sustainability policy proposals by Patrick Doherty. [1]
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