is a small red book that has not finished hearing talk. While the government is working on an overhaul of the taxation of wealth, three economists, Camille Landais, a researcher at Stanford, Thomas Piketty, Professor at the Paris School of Economics and Emmanuel Saez, a professor at Berkeley, advocate a revolution Fiscal showing clearly what everybody knows, namely that the French tax system is unfair and very little progressive. For them, ignoring the patching up and a rethinking of the factory gas tax. One tax, unique and truly progressive, levied at the source of labor income as capital, the proposal décoiffe both by demonstrating that its effectiveness. A double album of a website (www.revolution-fiscale.fr) that allows everyone to contribute to the debate by making his own simulations with the existing scale or create another. A little red book version to find twenty-first century and will probably at the heart of debates in the next campaign for president.
Hervé Chossat
