15. Le marquage différentiel de l’argent des impôts: visibilité et invisibilité des inégalités fiscales

Alexis Spire

Regards croisés sur l'économie, 2019, vol. n° 24, issue 1, 221-231

Abstract: In France, tax inequalities have long been kept out of public debate, either because their development has been overshadowed by economic growth, or because their scope has been overshadowed by a proliferation of exemptions. However, tax has gradually become a central issue in political debate, and is presented so that public attention is focused on some taxes, while leaving certain injustices in the background. This differential marking of tax money contributes in large part to the perpetuation of a system that is based on considerable inequalities, but which does make significant redistribution possible.

Date: 2019
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