How Pink Are Your Taxes? The Interaction of Tax policy with Gender Equality | Analytical Corner

Our analysis suggests that countries with relatively low female shares of capital income and wealth also tend to tax property and inheritances particularly lightly. This association is similarly present in consumption taxes, where tobacco excises are particularly low in countries where smokers are predominantly male.
Finally, we argue that support to low-income households and women can be better targeted through mechanisms other than reduced VAT rates, but where reduced rates already exist for necessities, they should also apply to feminine hygiene products.
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[@Yates__]

I don't care how pink they are.

[@uwusmolbean]

Commie Pinkos

[@andreizavada127]

The household tax doesn't mean the woman is taxed more, it's just that the man, if he earns more, is taxed less (at least in Denmark). I like how it is stated that independent should be the only way going forward. Removing choice is a very democratic thing to do. But of course it's for our own benefit :)
I'm sure the IMF doesn't just desperately want more labor market activity to drive the wages down and improve corporate profitability. This is all for our own good !!!
Giving away FREE stuff is the cherry on top of the cake... We all know that's a very "smart" thing to do and it could under no circumstances backfire or benefit a few rich corporations :).
Now repeat after me : I AM FREE !!!

[@ashwinis7157]

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[@dhavalchauhan229]

,z,

[@ChhotuKumar-lj4cs]

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