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Authors :
أس اًء أبىبكر يح &#158
*– عبذانرح ىُ انط&#158
Source :
Zagazig Journal of Agricultural Research. 2020, Vol. 47 Issue 6, p1569-1582. 14p.
Publication Year :
2020

Abstract

The current study aimed to measure the total impact of tax policies on economic development in Bangladesh, in order to determine the most important tax policies stimulating economic development in that country. In addition to studying the tax structure (types of tax vessels) in Bangladesh and its impact on economic growth. This is to determine which tax vessels stimulate economic growth in Bangladesh. Consequently, this enables us to draw good financial and economic policies that stimulate economic growth by increasing tax revenue from tax incentives for growth, as opposed to reducing as much as possible from tax revenues coming from tax containers that discourage economic growth. During the period (2000-2018) . In achieving this, the study relied on theoretical analysis and graphical analysis, and on the standard method in time series analysis and long impact investigation using the Ordinary least squares method (OLS). The study found that the tax policies pursued in Bangladesh and the resultant tax revenues increase stimulate increased rates of economic development, whether at the output level or people, and government spending is the main transmission channel that works to transfer the positive impact of the tax policy on economic development. Whereas, the applied tax policy had an indirect negative impact on development by reducing savings. Also, the central government of Bangladesh must stimulate economic growth by setting tax policies that allow tax revenues to increase from the pool of income and profits in the first place, and to a lesser degree from international trade. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Details

Language :
Arabic
ISSN :
11100338
Volume :
47
Issue :
6
Database :
Academic Search Index
Journal :
Zagazig Journal of Agricultural Research
Publication Type :
Academic Journal
Accession number :
148895687