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by edmundsauto
1585 days ago
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No, I am not implying that. Just noting its systemic and may as well be an intended feature of the system. At the very least, it's an intended consequence. I can see positives in having the flexibility to tax things to discourage them, or to encourage behaviors. That's one of the best tools the government has to influence the public's behavior! (EG cigarette taxes). No assessment of the net-net benefit, merely pointing out the complexity of taxes does enable some good things as well. |
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