Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:

> 
> Remember the Laffer curve debates, years back?  At 0% income tax the
> government's net tax revenue is zero.  At 100% income tax nobody works
> for taxable dollars and again the government's tax take is zero.  So,
> the _maximum_ tax take is achieved at some tax rate L, with 0 < L < 100.
> The curve which relates government tax revenue to tax rate is called
> the Laffer curve, and its peak is the optimal tax rate for maximum
> government income.




A 100% income tax would make for a simple flat tax system, and as long
as a significant fraction of EARNED income is returned by law people would
continue to work for taxable dollars.

Harry


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