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'''Tax cuts''' provide a stimulus to the economy, because they reduce the cost of doing business and allow ordinary citizens to spend or save or invest more of their own money. Often cutting a tax rate will, paradoxically, result in a net increase of [[tax revenue]]. The best example is the tax on [[capital gains]]. | '''Tax cuts''' provide a stimulus to the economy, because they reduce the cost of doing business and allow ordinary citizens to spend or save or invest more of their own money. Often cutting a tax rate will, paradoxically, result in a net increase of [[tax revenue]]. The best example is the tax on [[capital gains]]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:34, January 7, 2009
Tax cuts provide a stimulus to the economy, because they reduce the cost of doing business and allow ordinary citizens to spend or save or invest more of their own money. Often cutting a tax rate will, paradoxically, result in a net increase of tax revenue. The best example is the tax on capital gains.