Tax burden shift from corporations to consumers
A factual survey of 185 corporations by the American Federation of Investors shows 1940 taxes totaling 2,565,356,532 paid by corporations, passed to consumers via higher prices. The piece argues consumers bear indirect taxes through prices, wages, and profits, with debate on direct versus indirect taxation and a call for farming and advertising insights.
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