The Empirical Case for a Financial Transaction Tax | American Compass
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A financial transaction tax would help reduce financial speculation, while its revenue could be used to promote investment and growth.
The Empirical Case for a Financial Transaction Tax Download Policy Proposal (PDF) RECOMMENDED READING 7/14/2021 Confronting Coin-Flip Capitalism 7/14/2021 No Need to Speculate 3/22/2021 The Returns Counter 10/10/2024 Coin-Flip Capitalism: Q2 2024 Update 3/22/2021 Coin-Flip Capitalism: Q2 2021 Update Discussions of common-sense financial regulation inevitably evoke dire warnings of impending catastrophe. The argument that a financial transaction tax (FTT) will impoverish us all is a classic of the genre. Never mind that the United Kingdom and Hong Kong, two of the world’s pre-eminent financial
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