Do Capital Income Taxes Hinder Growth?

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capital income
tax
labor
economic
growth
investments
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Public Policy
Taxation

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One of the main arguments against raising capital income tax rates is that doing so discourages savings and investment and hinders economic growth. However, academic research on taxes and growth suggests that this argument has no real basis. And the primary alternatives to capital income taxation — labor income taxes and increased government borrowing — carry their own potentially adverse effects on growth. Available for download at http://ssrn.com/author=2205

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2013-02-01

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