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C/E/428. Relationship between private savings and taxation
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The paper examines the relationship between taxation and the level of savings presenting an overview of the UK tax system, reviewing arguments in favour of the taxation of expenditure, and discussing individual’s propensity to save, the treatment of tax by the government, the impacts of capital gains’ taxation, etc.
KEYWORDS: Taxes, private saving, fiscal policy,
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