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Some taxes are inefficient at any level. Even modest reforms will help

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Australia’s tax system has come under scrutiny again ahead of the government’s reform roundtable later this month. Economists argue we could raise the same revenue with less economic harm by relying more on efficient taxes and less on inefficient ones.

Our new study offers fresh evidence that two of the...

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