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September 1, 1991Journal of the American Taxation Association

Tax Reform, The Rich and The Poor (Book).

Robert Halperin Debra Hopkins

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The book examines the implications of tax reform on the rich and the poor, focusing on economic inequality.
Literature review of economic theories related to taxation
Analysis of historical tax policies and their effects
Discussion of case studies and examples of tax reform
Highlights significant income disparity caused by current tax policies
Illustrates how tax reforms can disproportionately affect different income groups
Suggests policy changes aimed at more equitable wealth distribution

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Review of a book analyzing the effects of tax reform on wealth across different economic classes.

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Reviews the book "Tax Reform, The Rich and The Poor," 2nd ed., by Joseph A. Pechman.

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