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It is shown that, under certain shifting assumptions, increases in the taxation of wages or profits will stimulate investment and attenuate the amplitude of the business cycle. In light of Schumpeter’s rejection of Keynesian and Marshallian approaches to taxation, the paper argues that a recently developed Kaleckian approach provides an appropriate basis from which to analyse the effects on the business cycle of balanced changes in the structure of taxation. The paper reinterprets Schumpeter’s views on the dynamic effects of taxation, as originally expressed in Crisis of the Tax State, from a Kaleckian perspective.
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