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The opposite opinion, however, is very widely entertained in Great Britain, and I can do no more than notice the fact. It seems to me, I must say, a little unaccountable, for the simple reason that while the taxation is general, the expendi- ture may or may not be for the benefit of the whole community to which the taxpayers belong. It may, in fact, be for the benefit of a small number of members of that community only, and if that is the case the expenditure on a few individuals of the unequal... taxation received from a great many individuals can obviously be no compensation to the many. In any case, as I have always maintained, the one considera- tion in reference to expenditure out of a common purse like that of the United Kingdom ought to be the general benefit of the whole people of the United Kingdom, and the argument that an excessive amount is spent in Ireland is an argument that the money of all the taxpayers is being improperly expended.
This brief notice of a discussion which has been most voluminous is all that I can spare for the present work, but those who are interested in the statistics of taxation and the kind of problems which they may be used for settling, can be referred to the proceedings of the Committee of 1865, already referred to, and the proceedings of the Royal Commission which sat more recently, as well as to numerous Parliamentary returns showing the taxation of Ireland and Great Britain in different ways and the amount of the expenditure upon civil government I would Digitized by VjOOQIC 282 STATISTICS CHAP.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The opposite opinion, however, is very widely entertained in Great Britain, and I can do no more than notice the fact. It seems to me, I must say, a little unaccountable, for the simple reason that while the taxation is general, the expendi- ture may or may not be for the benefit of the whole community to which the taxpayers belong. It may, in fact, be for the benefit of a small number of members of that community only, and if that is the case the expenditure on a few individuals of the unequal... taxation received from a great many individuals can obviously be no compensation to the many. In any case, as I have always maintained, the one considera- tion in reference to expenditure out of a common purse like that of the United Kingdom ought to be the general benefit of the whole people of the United Kingdom, and the argument that an excessive amount is spent in Ireland is an argument that the money of all the taxpayers is being improperly expended.
This brief notice of a discussion which has been most voluminous is all that I can spare for the present work, but those who are interested in the statistics of taxation and the kind of problems which they may be used for settling, can be referred to the proceedings of the Committee of 1865, already referred to, and the proceedings of the Royal Commission which sat more recently, as well as to numerous Parliamentary returns showing the taxation of Ireland and Great Britain in different ways and the amount of the expenditure upon civil government I would Digitized by VjOOQIC 282 STATISTICS CHAP.
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