The replacement of the federal manufacturer's sales tax with the Goods and Services Tax in 1991
removed economic distortions and provided the government with a more reliable and stable revenue source.
Not exact matches
We would support any measure that
removes distortions and increases
economic efficiency.
You don't have to be an expert in public choice theory to understand that when the government owns companies that directly benefit from
economic distortions, the incentives to
remove those
distortions are pretty low.
While
economic theory lends no general support to the idea that
removing distortions from one market must lead to an improvement in general welfare, much free - market politics assumes that it does so.