Grudge effect

If not defined otherwise, the fact that when a direct tax is increased that is perceived as unfair – for example, on labor income; on the turnover of securities – those affected react by – reducing the quantity offered – in this case: fewer working hours through refusal to work overtime; (refusal to work overtime) shifting turnover into the shadow banking sector and into underground banking – or/and reducing the quality of the offer – for example, sloppy working; proper service only for large customers, institutional investors. – From this it is concluded that indirect taxation should be preferred in principle. – See flat tax, steering tax, speculation tax, Tobin tax.

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