Tax Justice and Modern Monetary Theory – A Guide
Does Modern Monetary Theory take tax justice for granted?
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Read more...State and local governments will soon be in a world of hurt.
Read more...Taxcast – the Tax Justice Network’s monthly podcast: 30 minutes of unmissable corruption, scandal and analysis you won’t hear anywhere else.
Read more...TaxCast ranges well beyond tax today, with topics including IMF warnings, the Brexit rogue UK vision, and looting in Angola.
Read more...Team Trump keeps soldiering along with its pro-corporate agenda.
Read more...Automakers are petitioning for an extension of EV tax credits. How critical is that to sales growth?
Read more...Claims that a financial transaction tax would be difficult to implement and raise little revenue are fake news.
Read more...A short-form debunking of a popular but unsound idea for addressing carbon emissions.
Read more...Another day, another Trump gift to the wealthy, this one in the form of a corporate tax break.
Read more...Even if you beleve that taxes fund federal spending, a new study shows it is not necessary to raise taxes to pay for Medicare for All.
Read more...More bad news for Uber.
Read more...Why exorbitant privilege may not necessarily result from having the reserve currency, but instead from the tax games multinationals play.
Read more...There are better ways to skin fat cats than Warren’s wealth tax.
Read more...Trump proposes yet more tax breaks, which would do more for the stock market than for the real economy.
Read more...Yves here. Carbon dividends are a way to create support for setting a price for carbon. None other than those starry-eyed granola heads at Financial Times called for setting a price for carbon in 2007. Pigovian taxes (ones meant to discourage activity, like transactions taxes) should typically not be seen as revenue generators, since you […]
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