> I do wonder how much tax is lost due to people dodging/hiding or relocating, vs if the tax rates were more "reasonable"? Just look at the 70s in the UK. It

> I do wonder how much tax is lost due to people dodging/hiding or relocating, vs if the tax rates were more "reasonable"? Just look at the 70s in the UK. It was 'tax them until the pips squeak', and it had exactly the effect of driving business and high net worth individuals away from the UK.