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All the revenues generated by the sale of Québec emission units go into the province’s Green Fund, and are reinvested in initiatives aimed at further reducing GHG emissions and helping Québec’s residents adapt to the effects of climate change.
To put the country on a path toward public-debt sustainability, the country should be increasing its primary surplus (the difference between revenues and expenditures net of interest payments), to 3.5-4% of GDP, according to the Bank of Italy.
Meanwhile, public spending rose to Swedish levels, while tax revenues remained Mediterranean.
But the current fiscal deficit mainly reflects weak tax revenues, owing to slow growth and high unemployment, and temporary stimulus measures that are fading away at a time when aggregate demand remains weak and additional fiscal stimulus is warranted.
But tax revenues were shored up back then by a Draconian closure of tax loopholes.
Citizens in the stronger European economies are increasingly unwilling to provide financial support to their struggling neighbors; and their elected representatives will find it hard to ignore growing resentment of repeated diversion of national tax revenues, which has yielded only disappointing outcomes.
On the demand side, the ongoing economic slowdown in China is starting to affect companies’ orders and revenues, adding to the challenges stemming from the persistently sluggish US economy.
To finance measures that require permanent outlays with one-time revenues presages a new spike of public debt--a policy criticized by the European Commission and the IMF.
And all firms with annual revenues of $1 million or more seem to have required some form of support from party officials, who serve as gatekeepers for all forms of licensing, sourcing, and financing.
Corruption, tax evasion, and the capture of natural-resource revenues undermine the rule of law, weaken the social fabric, erode citizens’ trust in institutions, fuel conflict and insecurity, and hamper job creation.
In the past, it was all too common for policymakers to convince themselves that a boom in commodity prices and associated surge in government revenues was permanent.
Government expenditures would then ratchet up during the boom, only to be slashed as revenues sank along with commodity prices.
Without a willingness to raise revenues, defense expenditure is locked in a zero-sum tradeoff with important investments such as education, infrastructure, and research and development – all of which are crucial to America’s domestic strength and global position.
Whatever the many differences among Nigeria, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iran, and Iraq, all have one thing in common: Oil revenues have corrupted the political system, turning it into a deadly struggle for the spoils.
BERKELEY – US President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans have made large tax cuts for top earners a high priority, arguing that such cuts will stimulate economic growth, create jobs, and pay for themselves through increased revenues.
And Ecuador has been saddled by falling oil revenues and dollarization in a region where most countries have already depreciated their currencies.
We have deprived the group of the use – and resulting revenues – of 200 oil and gas facilities.
If it is 3%, the required increase in annual tax revenues rises to $1.5 billion a year.
Developing countries are losing $15 billion in tax revenues annually due to illegal logging.
The resulting price hikes impede the adoption and use of ICT, lowering tax revenues from purchases of goods and services.
Ultimately, this has a negative impact on total tax revenues, offsetting any gains from fees on Internet use.
The resulting rise in productivity, competitiveness, and economic growth would establish a far more stable and successful foundation for increasing tax revenues.
And cash-strapped governments continue to encourage oil and gas exploration, in part because the rents received by some account for a large part of their revenues.
And yet the money has not followed; the industry’s revenues and margins have both plummeted.
For the last few decades the state subsidised inefficient production and covered up its inability to collect taxes and excessive social promises with the revenues secured by Russia's oil and gas exports.
The economy's dependency on raw material exports actually increased when world oil prices rose and export revenues consequently grew, which was especially apparent with the ruble's devaluation.
Bernanke also pointed to increased retirement saving by aging populations in Germany and Japan, as well as to saving by oil-exporting countries, with their rapidly growing populations and concerns about oil revenues in the long term.
This re-nationalization has not been justified ideologically, but rather cynically: the purpose is simply to generate corrupt revenues for top Kremlin officials.
Democrats and principled Republicans in state legislatures need to work together to keep tax revenues flowing and to fund the many spending programs that are in the American interest, regardless of what is happening in Washington, DC.
But over time, people learn to live with high inflation and insulate the economy from its effects, thus reducing the revenues gained by the "inflation tax."
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