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Tax
revenues
transferred to pensioners could have been invested in infrastructure, education, scientific research, defense, and all the other urgent causes that politicians claim to support.
Inside America’s Tax BattleBERKELEY – America’s recent presidential election answered the question of whether an increase in
revenues
will be part of the country’s long-run deficit-reduction plan.
But there are still deep political and ideological divisions about how additional
revenues
should be raised and who should pay higher taxes.
But how should additional
revenues
be raised from top taxpayers to achieve these two goals?
Most economists believe that increasing
revenues
by reforming the tax code and broadening the tax base is “probably” better for the economy’s long-term growth than raising income-tax rates.
Republicans have proposed tax reforms in lieu of rate hikes on high-income taxpayers to raise
revenues
for deficit reduction.
Obama has signaled that he is willing to consider this approach, provided it increases tax
revenues
from the top 2-3% by at least the same amount as higher rates while protecting other taxpayers.
Asset prices fell, households began a lengthy process of deleveraging, savings rose, and government – faced with falling
revenues
and rising expenditures on unemployment insurance – could not make up the difference.
But if the EU had agreed on a VER, European producers would have received that $4 billion from higher sales revenues, and for them this sum would have been a very important shot in the arm, allowing them to invest in higher productivity and more sustainable production.
In other words, to the extent that Trump just wants allies to reduce their exports to the US, this can be accommodated by EU producers increasing prices and pocketing the higher
revenues
– never mind that US consumers of steel would thereby be subsidizing foreign steel producers.
It so happens that the Angolan government borrowed a similar sum from private banks in this period, mortgaging future oil
revenues
as security.
More significantly, in a speech in Mumbai earlier this year, he laid out requirements for legitimizing Marange diamonds that included some assurance that “the
revenues
from the diamond sales are distributed legally and in a way that reasonably and fairly benefits the people of Zimbabwe.”
That is why Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced that half of the extra
revenues
raised from the consumption-tax hike that will go into effect in 2019 will be invested in pre-school education.
A simple flat-rate income tax would also boost revenues, as it has in Russia.
Government in the US (federal, state, and local) is a net dis-saver, meaning that current outlays (for consumption, interest payments on the public debt, and transfers) exceed revenues, currently by around 2% of GNI.
Every president since Ronald Reagan has promised “middle-class tax cuts” and other tax breaks, undermining
revenues
and leaving the federal budget in chronic deficit.
Opposition legislators wanted electoral reform, but no new taxes; the administration wanted more revenues, but no new election laws.
Moreover, contributions from national budgets constitute the vast majority of
revenues.
Member state governments consider these
revenues
“their money” and compare them to “their receipts.”
A textbook response suggests that a government should adjust fiscal expenditures in response to permanent (or very persistent) drops in export and budget
revenues.
In this situation, government deficits rise naturally, as tax
revenues
decline and spending on unemployment insurance and other benefits rises.
America’s gravest fiscal problem is the short- and medium-run deficit between tax
revenues
and spending.
Moreover, many fragile states are rich in natural resources, and must establish transparent resource management – aimed at curbing corruption and controlling illicit flows of money and goods – in order to raise the
revenues
needed to deliver services.
However, the
revenues
will almost certainly be lower, and the costs higher, than calculations used to promote them would imply.
The French government expects budget
revenues
to match all spending except debt service by 2014.
So, not only is public debt set to increase much faster than nominal GDP growth, but governments will have to devote an increasing share of their
revenues
to interest payments.
If the aim is to augment revenues, a Tobin tax is the wrong tool.
When added up, such spending is unaffordable, especially with current federal
revenues
at just 15% of GDP.
The solution for many Democrats is to raise
revenues
by taxing the rich.
Because CO2 capture and storage adds costs and yields no revenues, government support is needed to make it happen quickly on a scale large enough to affect global emissions.
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