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Repeals were about bad design
The taxes that were repealed had low thresholds, leaky exemptions and poor enforcement — the failures were of design, not of the underlying idea.
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The case for taxing wealth, argument by argument.
The taxes that were repealed had low thresholds, leaky exemptions and poor enforcement — the failures were of design, not of the underlying idea.
“But there are two ways to look at that experience. You can say, "Well, we've tried in the past. It didn't work. Hence, it will never work." End of story. We can”
“Okay, all right, fine. Wealth taxes have in some cases been designed badly. This is true. Work with me to design the wealth tax well, then.”