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Originally Posted by bbianca1982
Open that link from the "government sponsored" site. Look at the names of who was in that committee. And then find their party affiliation. Hint: they're all Republicans. Hmmm, wonder why the study came out that way?
Could it be that the Republican chair chooses the economist, in this case, a supply-sider who later wrote articles for the ultraconservative National Review defending Reagan's policies? Hmmm.....
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Again, numbers to you are like words to Charlie. How about the IMF??? Is that another neo-con think tank designed to destroy progressive ideals?
http://www.uschambermagazine.com/art...ng-the-tax-gap
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There are two ways to reduce the tax gap. The first is to lower tax rates and simplify the tax code. This approach is so strongly supported by academic research that even the International Monetary Fund confirmed that "countries with relatively low tax rates, fewer laws and regulations, and a well-established rule of law tend to have smaller shadow economies."
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