Laffer curve

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The Laffer curve illustrates that increasing tax rates may decrease government revenue as people stop working, and increasing tax rates towards 100% causes government revenue to decline to zero as everyone stops working. Government revenue is not always increased by increasing taxes. If the tax rate is higher than t* in the Laffer curve below, then increasing taxes causes government revenue to decrease.


Laffer curve



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