The Brookings Review, Volumes 1-2Brookings Institution, 1982 - Economics |
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... capital income . There are two aspects of rate reductions that are gen- erally ignored and that make these ... capital income in the tax base , offset by a reduction in the corporate tax rate , would be likely to increase effi- ciency in ...
... capital income . There are two aspects of rate reductions that are gen- erally ignored and that make these ... capital income in the tax base , offset by a reduction in the corporate tax rate , would be likely to increase effi- ciency in ...
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... capital gains would be sub- ject to taxation , and only the real component of interest income or expense would be added to or subtracted from the tax base . Indexing can be supported as a tax reform measure on more or less the same ...
... capital gains would be sub- ject to taxation , and only the real component of interest income or expense would be added to or subtracted from the tax base . Indexing can be supported as a tax reform measure on more or less the same ...
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... capital pool of the world financial system . We can't simply talk about U.S. deficits anymore , because we're dealing now with the availability of capital to countries that do not have the capacity to create their own . And that means ...
... capital pool of the world financial system . We can't simply talk about U.S. deficits anymore , because we're dealing now with the availability of capital to countries that do not have the capacity to create their own . And that means ...
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