Taxation and Confiscation

Name: Taxation and Confiscation
Author: Sennholz et al

1993

by Sennholz et al

Hans F. SennholzPublic FinanceSocial JusticeAdam SmithCapital ConsumptionClassical EconomicsJohn Stuart MillProgressive TaxationFiat MoneyHenry HazlittInflationLiberalismSovereigntyFrederic BastiatJohn LockeProperty RightsSocialismTaxationBureaucracySocial PolicyStatismWelfare StateCompetitionIdeologyThomas MalthusEconomic CalculationLudwig von MisesMilton FriedmanFriedrich A. HayekVladimir LeninMax WeberFiscal PolicyCapital AccumulationKeynesian EconomicsProductivityIndustrial RevolutionBusiness CyclesDeficit SpendingTrade UnionsInvestmentNew DealGunnar MyrdalSocial DemocracyUnemploymentPrivatization

Table of Contents · 28 segments

Front Matter and Table of Contentsfront_matter

Introduction by Hans F. Sennholzessay

The Elements of a Fair System of Taxationessay

The General Welfareessay

Some Thoughts on Taxationessay

Taxation Theoryessay

Conclusion: Theories of Government and Taxationtheoretical

The Forgotten Man (1968)essay

The Squeeze on the Middle Classessay

The Mythology of State Spendingessay

School Budgets and Town Meetingsessay

The Forgotten Man (1985)essay

The Growth of Government in the United Statesessay

Incentives and Income Taxesessay

Educational Vouchers: The Double Taxessay

Conclusion: The Failure of Pseudo-Market Schemestheoretical

Exporting Taxes Threatens State Economiesessay

Boom Time for State and Local Governmentessay

Government Policies and Capital Growthessay

Weapon of Destruction: The Assault On Capitalessay

Capital Punishment: The Impact of Inflation on Profitsessay

Capital Consumption: The Erosion of Economic Substanceessay

The Power to Tax Is the Power to Destroyessay

The Limits of Government Spending and the Power to Destroyessay

Sweden's Welfare State: A Paradise Lostessay

Public Finance: No Ways or Meansessay

Indexbibliography

Price List and About The Foundation for Economic Educationfootnotes