Tag Archives : International Monetary Fund
The IMF Proposes Ever-Increasing Tax Hikes for Japan
The IMF is more than happy to rationalize a bad approach.
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The IMF Proposes a Giant Global Energy Tax
The bureaucrats don’t mince words or disguise their agenda.
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Yes to Globalization, No to Global Governance
What is meant by globalist, exactly?
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Four Things to Understand about the Taxation of International Businesses
Tax-loving bureaucrats at the IMF whine about low-tax jurisdictions.
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The IMF’s Brexit Analysis: Predictably Shoddy and Politicized
A history of bias and inaccuracy isn’t stopping the IMF from continuing to interfere with British politics.
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Pakistan: A Case Study of IMF Malfeasance
IMF-mandated tax hike cause strife
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The Economic Damage of “Neutral Taxes”
“Less damaging” is not the same as “no damage.”
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IMF Research Shows Higher Business Taxes Reduce Likelihood of Firm Survival
Unsurprising results
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Banging the Drum for Tax Increases at the International Monetary Fund
This is a pattern for the IMF.
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The Macro Damage of Trade Taxes
Protectionism forces an economy to operate with sand in the gears.
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