Links between taxes and economic growth :Some empirical evidence

By:

Marsden, Keith

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington; World bank; 1983Description: 34 pISBN:

821302159

Subject(s):

Taxation case studies

DDC classification:

339.525 MAR

Summary: Evidence from 20 countries shows that those with lower taxes experienced more rapid expansion of investment, productivity, employment, and government services, and had better growth rates--without discriminat ing against the poor. This paper examines the mechanisms by which fiscal policies may have affected their performance.

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Evidence from 20 countries shows that those with lower taxes experienced more rapid expansion of investment, productivity, employment, and government services, and had better growth rates--without discriminat ing against the poor. This paper examines the mechanisms by which fiscal policies may have affected their performance.

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