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The number of significantly different tax policies over those 65 years is very small--less than a dozen. So concluding anything from such a small number of samp
by zeroonetwothree 14y ago
The number of significantly different tax policies over those 65 years is very small--less than a dozen. So concluding anything from such a small number of samples is impossible. Thus it's not surprising they find "no correlation" between taxes and economic growth.