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It is perhaps time to abandon the old idea according to which reduction of inequalities should be left to income tax, while the retirement schemes should content themselves with reproducing them. Read here
The deadline for the US to comply with the EU list transparency criteria expired on 30 June 2019. Nothing has happened so far. We’re publishing here an update guest blog written by Stefan Herweg, writing […]
Empty corporate shells in tax havens undermine tax collection in advanced, emerging market, and developing economies By Jannick Damgaard, Thomas Elkjaer, and Niels Johannesen Cross-posted from the IMF Website According to official statistics, Luxembourg, a […]
A proposal in Germany to re-introduce a wealth tax has had the conservatives foaming at the mouth. Even the IMF has criticised the country’s widening inequality gap. Heiner Flassbeck is an economist, as well as […]
The IMF’s latest edition of Finance & Development carries a feature on tax havens by Nicholas Shaxson, a contributor to Brave New Europe and Tax Justice Network (author of Treasure Islands and the more recent The Finance Curse,) […]
Prolific economic thinker Richard Murphy, preparing for a series of lectures in Glasgow and Edinburgh, at a Commonspace Forum, outlines his latest vision for a Green New Deal, as a global imperative, and incidentally a […]
Andrew Baker, University of Sheffield and Richard Murphy, City, University of London A major priority for the French government in hosting the 2019 G7 summit at Biarritz is to combat inequality, both within advanced economies […]
International tax rules have reached a crossroads. The reform program announced by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) this summer represents the last chance for the Organisation’s club of rich countries to find […]
It is time to talk about tax again. As many are coming to comprehend that taxes do not pay for government expenditures if a nation has its own currency, why does one need them and […]
In this second part of his book review Branko Milanović encounters a book with some progressive elements, but equally conservative solutions for a reformed capitalism. Sounds like another Oxford University Keynesian patrician. Branko Milanović is […]
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