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Regulating government (´s share): The fifty-percent rule of the Federal Constitutional Court in Germany

Arnauld, Andreas von; Zimmermann, Klaus W. - 2010

, however, reveals that the fifty-percent rule cannot be convincingly based on the German Basic Law, and instead must be seen as … maximum of 50% of GDP. The demise of the fifty-percent rule already began four years later. In 2006, finally, the Senate moved …

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Wissen für demokratische Entscheidungen

Kruse, Jörn - Fächergruppe Volkswirtschaftslehre, Helmut Schmidt … - 2010

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Regulating Government (´s Share): The Fifty-Percent Rule of the Federal Constitutional Court in Germany

Andreas, von Arnauld; Zimmermann, Klaus W. - Fächergruppe Volkswirtschaftslehre, Helmut Schmidt … - 2010

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Regulating government (’s share): the fifty-percent rule of the federal constitutional court in Germany

Arnauld, Andreas; Zimmermann, Klaus - In: European Journal of Law and Economics 35 (2013) 1, pp. 1-19

Some numbers in the political sphere seem to be chosen rather arbitrarily. One example might be the rule set out by the Second Senate of the German Federal Constitutional Court in 1995 that the overall tax load on assets must be limited to 50% of the yield on those assets. This rule was...

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