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The Economy's Response to Shocks, Part II

May 17, 2010

It is our contention that an economy’s flexibility and ability to adjust to tax rate changes may be greatly reduced by social consideration and redistributive actions on the part of the government. It is our contention that such actions reduce the economy’s ability to adjust to unanticipated adverse economic shocks and in turn will lead to an increase in demand for more regulations and higher government spending.

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