Price of Democracy
This compelling history reveals that the enduring American debates over taxation are, in fact, deeply intertwined with the very definition of democracy. Williamson argues that struggles over who pays and who benefits from taxes have consistently shaped our nation's identity and the scope of its freedoms. Discover how movements for equality have often centered on fiscal policy, challenging the notion of an inherently anti-tax populace and highlighting taxation as a crucial tool for a more inclusive future.
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