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: BoleyBlogs!New L&C Law Scholarship: To Tax Tribes or Not to Tax Tribes?
By Lewis & Clark Law School's Boley Law Library
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David D. Haddock, To Tax Tribes or Not to Tax Tribes? That Is the Question, 12 Lewis & Clark Law Review 971 (2008)
As a first approximation, a tax on a buyer has an impact that is identical to an alternative tax of equivalent size that is imposed on the seller. Students in an elementary microeconomics [...]Full post as published by BoleyBlogs! on January 26, 2009 (boomark / email).
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