A New Tax Policy Vision for Missouri
Read the full document (PDF)This essay addresses several aspects of tax policy: income taxes, state and local tax incentives, and approaches to funding transportation infrastructure. The questions that guide the authors are at the heart of the relationship between government and the governed:
- What public goods are so vital that we must impose taxes to fund them?
- How much taxation is fair?
- Who is to pay it?
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