The Power to Tax: Tax Wars and Global Wealth Redistribution

Taxation is not only related to the well-being of ordinary people in a country, but also related to the distribution of global wealth. Regarding the issue of taxation, many theories lack an understanding of the complexity of the social game. Looking at it directly, it seems to be aimed at the powerful groups, but after the game, the good original intention turns out to be detrimental to the disadvantaged groups, and ultimately leads to greater social problems. The wealth flows and social impacts caused by taxation in the era of globalization go far beyond domestic distribution regulation, as well as international wealth distribution and flows. Therefore, the Nash equilibrium of non-cooperative games must be considered. This book also considers non-cooperative games after taxation, domestic and global non-cooperative games. The content of this book is the author's accumulation of years of independent thinking on the issue of taxation rights. It combines a global perspective with the reality of China's reform and opening up, and integrates finance, law, trade, land system, digital economy, carbon neutrality and other disciplines to establish a systematic perspective. This book is different from classic discussions in taxation, but it does not violate the standards of academic logic and solid materials, and it has strong practical significance.