Incidence of Taxation

"The Incidence of Taxation" delves into the complexities of tax theory and its practical implications. Written by Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe and originally published in 1893, this work offers a historical perspective on economic thought concerning taxation. The book examines the distribution of tax burdens and explores various models for understanding who ultimately bears the cost of different forms of taxation. This book provides valuable insights into the historical context of tax policy and the evolution of economic thinking on this crucial topic.

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