2004
DOI: 10.4324/9780203500897
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A World History of Tax Rebellions

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“…Furthermore, conflict dissolution is likely to be important in cultural evolution. For instance, tax in its earliest forms constituted enforced labour [ 56 ], although tax compliance is now voluntary to a large extent in developed economies [ 57 ]. Voluntary tax compliance might stem from initial exploitation by monopolist rulers, triggering cultural evolution (e.g.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, conflict dissolution is likely to be important in cultural evolution. For instance, tax in its earliest forms constituted enforced labour [ 56 ], although tax compliance is now voluntary to a large extent in developed economies [ 57 ]. Voluntary tax compliance might stem from initial exploitation by monopolist rulers, triggering cultural evolution (e.g.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, conflict dissolution is likely to be important in cultural evolution. For instance, tax in its earliest forms constituted enforced labor [56], although tax compliance is now voluntary to a large extent in developed economies [57]. Voluntary tax compliance might stem from initial exploitation by monopolist rulers, triggering cultural evolution (e.g., of societal benefits) that dissolved conflict to some extent (e.g., as personal ethics evolve leading many subjects to eventually want to pay tax).…”
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“…As David Burg writes in his comprehensive study on tax revolts in history, "avoidance, although perhaps not overtly insurrectionist has been a significant act of resistance to taxation." 88 The peasants in Turkey also undertook several subtle avoidance strategies such as either not declaring their property or undervaluing it, and hiding their income and taxable assets.…”
Section: Concealment Of Propertymentioning
confidence: 99%