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1. capital gains taxation
Capital gains taxation is the taxation of gains or losses from owning assets, usually as part of an income tax. Typically, tax systems measure capital ...
2. Davidson, David (1854–1942)
Born into a Jewish merchant family in Stockholm, Davidson studied law and economics at Uppsala University from 1871, became a docent in 1878, professor ...
3. taxation of income
Income taxes are the single most important source of revenue for most countries, although there is an active debate about the relative attractiveness ...
4. taxation of corporate profits
Corporate profits taxes account for a relatively small share of revenues in leading industrial countries but represent a potentially important source ...
5. dividend policy
Dividends represent the primary means by which invested capital is returned to common stockholders. In this article we summarize the development of academic ...
6. consumption taxation
Whether to tax households based on their income or on their consumption is one of the central and long-standing questions of tax design. Most developed ...
7. estate and inheritance taxes
This article briefly describes features of real-life estate and inheritance taxes, economic arguments for and against these types of taxation and empirical ...
8. Scholes, Myron (born 1941)
Myron Scholes is best known for his contribution to the derivation of the widely used Black–Scholes option pricing formula. His contributions to financial ...
9. capital gains and losses
How capital gains and losses are distinct from income raises subtle and unresolved issues. Whereas national accountants measure income as the sum of the ...
10. venture capital
Venture capital is independently managed, dedicated capital focusing on equity or equity-linked investments in privately held, high-growth companies. ...

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