The Langenderfer Library: Classics in Tax, Economics, and Accounting
Jeff HoopesExplore classic works in taxation, economics, and accounting through accessible audio readings. The Langenderfer Library brings influential ideas from the past to today’s students, scholars, and curious listeners.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 12 days ago |
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Who really pays local property taxes—the legal taxpayer, the tenant, the landowner, or the consumer? Lawson Purdy examines how taxes on land and buildings affect rents, property values, development, and the distribution of municipal burdens.
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How should a nation distribute the heavy fiscal burden left by war? Alfred Marshall evaluates income taxation, taxes on capital and expenditure, and duties on imports while weighing revenue needs against equity, saving, production, and economic recov... more
How should local taxes be distributed, and who ultimately bears rates imposed on land, houses, and other property? Francis Y. Edgeworth answers questions posed by Britain’s Royal Commission on Local Taxation, translating principles of incidence and e... more
What role should an income tax play in repairing state revenue systems? Thomas S. Adams examines the weaknesses of the general property tax and considers how income taxation can improve fairness, reach forms of wealth that escape assessment, and prov... more
What determines the distribution of national income among workers, capitalists, and landowners? David Ricardo develops a systematic account of value, wages, profits, rent, trade, money, and taxation—placing distribution at the center of political eco... more
Can the economic burden of war be shifted to future generations by borrowing rather than taxing? A. C. Pigou separates the immediate use of labor and resources from the later financial obligations created by public debt.
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How can printing money function as a tax? John Maynard Keynes explains how inflation transfers real resources from holders of money to the government by reducing the currency’s purchasing power, even when no conventional tax bill is issued.
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Why must governments tax, and how can taxes be raised with the least unfairness and economic disruption? W. Stanley Jevons surveys direct and indirect taxation, customs and excise duties, income and property taxes, and the often-elusive question of w... more
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