| 中文摘要 |
"Taxation is one of three main things that governments do. They take resources (taxation""), use resources (spending""), and tell people how to use resources (regulation""). These three forms of government activities are conceptually, and often practically, interchangeable. The government depends upon taxes to function. In support of this proposition, the law and court seemingly give the taxing power to government unlimited and unbridled." |
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