Double Taxation, Multiple Citizenship, and Global Inequality

Moral Philosophy and Politics 1 (1):147-169 (2014)
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Abstract

National membership in itself aggravates global inequality, and plural membership does all the more so. A key mechanism by which that occurs are double taxation agreements that have the effect of favoring the global rich at the expense of the global poor. One egalitarian solution is a levy on multiple citizenship; another is redesigning double taxation agreements along prioritarian lines. Revising the OECD Model Tax Convention could be a feasible strategy for implementing such reforms.

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The Tragedy of the Commons.Garrett Hardin - 1968 - Science 162 (3859):1243-1248.

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