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Lower spending would deliver stronger economic growth

May 22, 2012 | Author
Some of the criticisms of the 2020 Tax Commission have argued that we are wrong to claim that lower taxes and spending are associated with higher growth. In particular, Nick Pearce – Director of the IPPR – argues that “the empirical evidence doesn’t support” that view. Unfortunately he hasn’t seen fit to address the mountains [...] Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in 2020 Tax Commission, Economics 101, growth, ippr, low taxes, spending, Tax, tax burden, Taxation & Spending | Comments Closed

Debating taxes with Nick Pearce at the IPPR

January 25, 2012 | Author
Yesterday evening I took part in a debate on Radio 4′s PM programme, with the IPPR think tanks’s Nick Pearce, about high marginal taxes rates, particularly on income and capital gains. You can listen to it here: Last year Nick wrote that, the “over-reliance of the UK on revenues from financial services, the housing market [...] Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in 1980s, 2020 Tax Commission, capital gains tax, double tax, Fairness, growth, Income Tax, ippr, jobs, mitt romney, nick pearce, pm, radio 4, tax foundation, United States | Comments Closed
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