Liberty, Political Rights and Wealth Transfer Taxation

Braun, S. Stewart

doi:10.1111/japp.12118

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“…See Halliday (2018) for a more thorough argumentation. 8 For a recent discussion of similar concerns, see Braun (2016). The literature on property-owning democracy (see, for example, O'Neill & Williamson, 2012) provides additional reflections on the necessity of taxing inherited wealth in order to secure democratic equality.…”

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Just inheritance taxation

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2018

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This article provides a survey of key topics on just inheritance taxation. It does so by first presenting the main arguments in the debate. Here, I distinguish between arguments in the academic literature and the various arguments which have proven important in the public debate. Secondly, I outline four influential proposals when it comes to how inheritance should be taxed. Finally, I examine a recent controversy and point towards a number of themes that have not been sufficiently discussed.

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Liberty, Political Rights and Wealth Transfer Taxation

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