The Taxation Of Excess Profits In Great Britain: A Study Of The British Excess Profits Duty In Relation To The Problem Of Excess Profits Taxation In The United States

"The Taxation Of Excess Profits In Great Britain" offers a detailed examination of the British Excess Profits Duty and its implications for excess profits taxation in the United States. Authored by Robert Murray Haig and George Edwin Holmes, with contributions from the American Economic Association's Committee on War Finance, this study provides a comprehensive analysis of the economic policies implemented during a critical period.

This book explores the historical context, practical application, and economic consequences of the Excess Profits Duty in Great Britain, offering valuable insights into the challenges and considerations involved in taxing excess profits. It serves as an essential resource for economists, historians, and policymakers interested in understanding the complexities of taxation and its impact on economic stability and growth.

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