Bird, R. 1996 . Why Tax Article Review

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The basic methodology of the research was a careful synthesis of existing theories and observations as a means of constructing an internally valid and consistent logical argument in favor of corporate taxation. Results/Findings

Again, because this is not a true research article there are not exactly results or findings in the traditional sense of an experimental or observational piece of research. The analysis that the author provides constitutes the results or findings of this research; the reasons behind the need to tax corporations, which range from complex numerical issues to ethical and image/perception-based imperatives, are...

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The author also explores the reasons that corporate taxation is frowned upon by some, explaining why this reasoning is flawed.
Author(s) Conclusion(s)

The author concludes by calling for an open-economy structure, explored and described in greater detail in previous sections, that would lead to an optimal corporate tax structure. The elements of corporate taxation called for by the author would also contribute to/automatically be a part of such an open economy structure, the author maintains. This does not necessarily require radical change in policy, but it does necessitate shifts in perspective.

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