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IMF Wants to Introduce Compulsory Tax
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Published: November 4, 2013; 19:36 ♦ (Vindobona)

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IMF’s idea of introducing a compulsory tax on household assets could decrease state debt earns harsh criticism. Economists reject the idea.

According to economists at the International Monetary Fund, a one-time levy on household assets before there was a flight of capital could by all means be regarded as fair. The paper suggests that a tax as high as ten percent could reduce national debt ratios in most Eurozone member countries to before the level of 2007, the year before the economic and financial crisis…
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