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The available empirical evidence indicates that the distribution of private income in Australia is polarising. While there are a number of factors underlying this trend, it is clear that the dramatic swing to "economic rationalist" policies since the mid 1980s has been a major cause of the...
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This paper examines the effective tax rates faced by low income working families. The effective tax rate (ETR) is a generic concept which encompasses both tax payable and also loss of benefits as income rises.
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Recent reforms in New Zealand have focused attention on the achievement of well-specific objectives for monetary and fiscal policy. The Reserve Bank Act requires that monetary policy be directed towards maintenance of inflation in the 0-2 per cent range. The Fiscal Responsibility Act specifies a...
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This paper critiques the arguments put by the Howard Government for an unadulterated, flat rate GST policy, by taking the characterisation of the current wholesale sales tax (WST) as an outdated tax without design or logic, ans showing this view to be historically wrong and superficial. It does...
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productive base for taxation. These dual roles of government as a social guardian, and as a gambling operator, place it under … conflicting pressures to both encourage and discourage gambling. This documents reviews gambling taxation in Australia. …
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This paper examines the appropriate taxation of financial services under a broad-based consumption tax. It is assumed …
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theoretical grounds the discretionary component of taxation should be allowed to have different effects on output than the …
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