Students Satisfaction of the Industrial Skills Enhancement Program (INSEP)

Abstract

If political decisions are made by legislative majorities, a constitutional constraint requiring generality in the imposition of taxes will be economically efficient, In the absence of such a constraint, majorities will tend to impose differentially high taxes on members of political minorities, and such differentiation opens up several sources for resource waste. This argument tends support for a uniform proportional rate of tax on all incomes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]