Supply side economics tax politics
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Hence Keynesian Economics was unsuccessful to solve economic problems in the 1970s, Neo-liberal policies have began to emerge. Supply Side Economics is an appoach within Neo-Liberal policies. Tax policy is one of the main pillars of Supply Side Economics. The main aim of Supply Side Economics is to make reduction in personel income tax and corporation tax. Moreover Supply Side Economics support flat rate tariff in income tax to encourage more saving. The third of tax policies in Supply Side Economics also advocates implementing cash flow tax.The aim of this study is to examine the tax policies in Supply Side Economics and to analyze international experience. This study also discusses the applicability of these policies in Turkey.İn this study, it is concluded that tax reductions can be implemented in our country in the contents of tax policy proposals in Supply Side Economics, flat rate taxation must only be implemented in corporation tax but isn?t possible to implement cash flow tax.Keywords: Supply Side Economics, tax reductions, flat rate tax, cash flow tax.
Author
Cihat Canbaz
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Cihat Canbaz (Master Thesis). Supply side economics tax politics, 2012, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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