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|    Now I will talk about some deficiencies     |
|    08 Dec 19 17:59:53    |
      From: d@d.d              Hello...                     Now I will talk about some deficiencies of socialism like high taxation..              I think that there is a real impact of high taxation of socialism on       economic growth, productivity and innovation.              Take for example Francois Hollande of the french socialist party,       I do not like the rich had cried Francois Hollande of the socialist       party during the election campaign that led to the presidency of France.       He went to a confiscatory tax and strangled the middle class with taxes.       As a result, as the rest of the world emerges from the recession, the       French economy stagnates, unemployment increases, young people decamp,       the purchasing power of the French falls by 1% per year and foreign       investors sulk. Euthanasia of capital and increased taxation have the       effect of impoverishing the whole of society. In this sense, it is       indeed egalitarianism.              But i have to be more technical about lowering the taxation,       here is what i will also technically say:              It is agreed that a lower taxes mechanically stimulates growth by the       effect of the "multiplier "tax effect": indeed, it results in an       increase in households or corporate profits, which favors consumption       and/or investment, and therefore, indirectly, the production and employment.                     Thank you,       Amine Moulay Ramdane.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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