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Home > Short Publications > Marginal Tax Rate Cuts and the Public Tax Debate

Marginal Tax Rate Cuts and the Public Tax Debate

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By Kevin A. Hassett, Charles W. Calomiris

Posted: Friday, March 1, 2002

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National Tax Journal

Publication Date: March 1, 2002

This paper explores in detail the specific arguments that are often neglected by tax economists: the effect of changing tax revenues and deficits on interest rates and the effect of changing revenues on government spending.

Kevin A. Hassett is a resident scholar at AEI. Charles W. Calomiris is the Arthur F. Burns Scholar at AEI.

Available in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.

AEI Print Index No. 14030

Also by Charles W. Calomiris

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