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I'm Dan Mitchell of the Cato Institute,. here to narrate another Center for Freedom and Prosperity video.
Today's topic is why tax havens are good for the global economy.
We're talking about this issue because politicians,
especially those from high tax nations such as France and Germany,
are persecuting low-tax jurisdictions.. They don't like the fact that jobs and capital are shifting to places with better tax laws.
Working through international bureaucracies, such as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development,
the European Commission,. and the United Nations,. these politicians from high-tax nations are trying to shut down the havens
in hopes of propping up their uncompetitive fiscal systems
The OECD even put together a tax haven blacklist,. and threatened these jurisdictions with financial protectionism
if they didn't agree to become vassal tax collectors for bigger nations.
Some off-the-wall advocates of big government. have even urged military attacks against tax savings, if you can believe that.
In a previous video, we talked about the issue of tax competition,
which occurs when politicians feel pressure to improve tax policy
so the geese that laid the golden eggs won't fly away.
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