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Human Action, Part Six, Chapter XXVIII. Interference by taxation

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human action, taxation

Summary
To keep the social apparatus of coercion and compulsion running requires expenditure of labor and commodities. Under a liberal system of government these expenditures are small compared with the sum of the individuals' incomes. The more the government expands the sphere of its activities, the more its budget increases.

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