Explore wartime finance through the eyes of a seasoned businessman who argues for fair, careful taxation. Discover practical, economically grounded reasoning on how a nation can fund a war without crippling enterprise and prosperity.
This book presents a clear, practitioner’s view of war taxes: what should be done, what should be avoided, and how policy can balance fairness with economic health. It weighs the role of income taxes, tax exemptions, and proposals that affect the broader economy, always with an eye toward the country’s unity and long-term welfare.
Ideal for readers of history, economics, and policy debates seeking a pragmatic view of wartime finance.
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Excerpt from War Taxation: Some Comments and Letters
I shall assume that it is not the purpose and intent of Congress, under the guise of the necessities of the war situation, to embrace the doctrines of Socialism.
Our present economic system, our present method of wealth distribution may or may not stand in need of change; the fact remains that Congress has no mandate to effect a fundamental change.
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