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General F. A. Walker has defined the term "faculty" as "the natural and acquired productive powers of individuals, " and has pronounced it to be, theoretically, the most strictly equitable and natural basis of taxation, though he admits it is an impracticable one. 2 Her- mann and other German economists have drawn a distinction between a man's " internal goods, " i. E. Whatever each of us finds in himself the free gift of Nature, also that which we develop in ourselves by our own free action (o...r will) — and his "external goods, " i. E. Whatever we create or obtain through the external world as a means of satisfying our wants. " 3 1 " New Plan for Collecting a Large Part of the Public Revenue. " Pamphlet, 27th Dec. 1797, p. 25.
2 See his "Political Economy, " p. 447. Lond. 1883.
3 " Staatswirtlischaftliche Uutersuchungen " (1870), quoted by Professor A. Marshall in his " Elements of Economics of Industry " (1892).
190 THE BRITISH TAX-PAYERS' RIGHTS H. F. Von Storch, another philosophic economist, has described as "internal goods" — health, knowledge, security, leisure, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General F. A. Walker has defined the term "faculty" as "the natural and acquired productive powers of individuals, " and has pronounced it to be, theoretically, the most strictly equitable and natural basis of taxation, though he admits it is an impracticable one. 2 Her- mann and other German economists have drawn a distinction between a man's " internal goods, " i. E. Whatever each of us finds in himself the free gift of Nature, also that which we develop in ourselves by our own free action (o...r will) — and his "external goods, " i. E. Whatever we create or obtain through the external world as a means of satisfying our wants. " 3 1 " New Plan for Collecting a Large Part of the Public Revenue. " Pamphlet, 27th Dec. 1797, p. 25.
2 See his "Political Economy, " p. 447. Lond. 1883.
3 " Staatswirtlischaftliche Uutersuchungen " (1870), quoted by Professor A. Marshall in his " Elements of Economics of Industry " (1892).
190 THE BRITISH TAX-PAYERS' RIGHTS H. F. Von Storch, another philosophic economist, has described as "internal goods" — health, knowledge, security, leisure, etc.
What to read after The British Tax Payers Rights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Lloyd Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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