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Why worldwide welfare as a normative standard in US tax policy?

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Why Worldwide Welfare as a Normative Standard in U.S. Tax Policy?

Shaviro, Daniel - 2007

Debate about U.S. international tax policy often emphasizes norms, such as capital export neutrality (CEN) and capital import neutrality (CIN), that relate to worldwide welfare rather than U.S. national welfare. While this focus may seem paradoxical, or at least surprisingly altruistic in a...

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