I think the chain of causation with respect to shifting taxes incident on the employee to the product cost is too attenuated to be seriously considered. In the real world, a raise it predicated on the value of the employee. If he/she isn't worth the additional money, they don't get it. More on this later.
I think the chain of causation with respect to shifting taxes incident on the employee to the product cost is too attenuated to be seriously considered. In the real world, a raise it predicated on the value of the employee. If he/she isn't worth the additional money, they don't get it. More on this later.I think we are in perfect agreement on the way things are in regards to tax incidence. I was discussing, hypothetically, the way things could be.