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The Merger of Tax & Expenditure Policy in the 2001 Tax Legislation (Part 1 of 2): Part One: Progressivity

C. Eugene Steuerle

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Senior Fellow Eugene Steuerle describes how tax legislation in 2001 brought to light the difficulty with trying to deal with only one side of the budget at a time, especially with regard to the progressivity issue.

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Senior Fellow Eugene Steuerle describes how tax legislation in 2001 brought to light the difficulty with trying to deal with only one side of the budget at a time, especially with regard to the progressivity issue.

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Senior Fellow Eugene Steuerle describes how tax legislation in 2001 brought to light the difficulty with trying to deal with only one side of the budget at a time, especially with regard to the progressivity issue.

Key concepts: Legislation, Economics, Public economics, Value-added tax, Indirect tax, Ad valorem tax, Tax reform, Business

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