Taxing Ourselves¶
Slemrod, J., & Bakija, J. (2017). Taxing Ourselves: A Citizen's Guide to the Debate over Taxes. MIT Press.
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- Intervention Stack Accretion
- in curricula and standards (required courses, learning objectives, and prerequisites accreting, with curriculum reform as the inverse), and in tax exemptions and deductions (each individually justified, the combined complexity exceeding any actor's ability to optimise across, with simplification proposals as the politically difficult inverse).
This sourceDocuments how tax exemptions and deductions, each justified for a constituency, accrete into a code too complex to optimize across, with simplification as the politically difficult inverse.
- in curricula and standards (required courses, learning objectives, and prerequisites accreting, with curriculum reform as the inverse), and in tax exemptions and deductions (each individually justified, the combined complexity exceeding any actor's ability to optimise across, with simplification proposals as the politically difficult inverse).
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