Supply-side tax policy : its relevance to developing countries / Ved P. Gandhi and seven others.

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9781455227488
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336.2/009172/4 22

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HJ2351.7 .S86 1987eb

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Subject: The book is the product of a research project initiated in 1984 in the Fiscal Affairs Department of the International Monetary Fund to assess the relevance to the special circumstances of developing countries of tax policy aspects of the popular supply-side revolution in the United States. The main emphasis of the popular version of this revolution has been to stress the negative effects of high income tax rates on incentives to produce, save, and invest and, through these, on the growth of the economy.Summary: This book contains 12 articles. It examines the relevance to developing countries of the tax policy recommendations of supplyside economists and attempts to delinate policy guidelines to ensure that fiscal management enhances rather than inhibits growth and efficiency in the wider economy.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 386-388).

The book is the product of a research project initiated in 1984 in the Fiscal Affairs Department of the International Monetary Fund to assess the relevance to the special circumstances of developing countries of tax policy aspects of the popular supply-side revolution in the United States. The main emphasis of the popular version of this revolution has been to stress the negative effects of high income tax rates on incentives to produce, save, and invest and, through these, on the growth of the economy.

This book contains 12 articles. It examines the relevance to developing countries of the tax policy recommendations of supplyside economists and attempts to delinate policy guidelines to ensure that fiscal management enhances rather than inhibits growth and efficiency in the wider economy.

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