“This book is deep, very deep. Hayek is sometimes difficult to follow, and other times crystal clear. Yet this book contains one of the best arguments against progressive taxation I've ever read.

Chapter Twenty of the book is “Taxation and Redistribution,” wherein Hayek made a persuasive case against progressive taxation. Some of his more stinging criticisms follow:

"Redistribution by progressive taxation has come to be almost universally accepted as just. Yet it would be...”

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