tax economy造句

• The Dutch economy remained a high-real-wage and high-tax economy, which discouraged investment in labor-intensive pursuits.
• "We are a high-tax economy, " he said, " because we are a low-success economy ."
• There is also a practical case because low-tax economies create more jobs, grow more businesses and increase people's wealth, he said.
• :I can't imagine it is a result of high-tax, I thought they had one of the lowest tax economies around don't they?
• While Estonia's streamlined, low-debt, low-tax economy has expanded at a respectable 5 percent for years, leaders here warn a no result Sunday could throw it off track.
• While Estonia's streamlined, low-debt, low-tax economy has been expanding at an impressive 5 percent for years, leaders warned a " no " result could throw it off track.
• While Estonia's streamlined, low-debt, low-tax economy has been expanding at a respectable 5 percent for years, leaders here warn a no result Sunday could throw it off track.
• But he faces a challenge obtaining from Britain's relatively low-tax economy the level of public investment prevalent on the Continent where, as the British know, public services are better and safer.
• "The fact that we get a growth-oriented, low-tax economy 18 minutes away by helicopter where people speak Finnish is undoubtedly attractive, " said Bjoern Wahlroos, CEO of Sampo, Finland's largest insurer.
• Lithuania also exhibits some of the lowest tax rates on corporate profits, capital and wealth in the European Union, which has led to the country being described as a low-tax economy.
• Grazin, 48, also fears that joining the EU would threaten Estonia's reputation as a free economy because it would be forced to give up its low-regulation, low-tax economy to conform with EU directives.
• That is, while the British public had come to enjoy the benefits of the more market-oriented, American-like, lower-tax economy that Thatcher engineered, they now wanted more of the public services and welfare benefits that the French and Germans had.
• While insisting Hong Kong will remain a low-tax economy, Financial Secretary Antony Leung said the territory will eventually need to impose a tax on the sales of goods and services but the economy remains too weak to absorb that now.
• Although he is considered the creator of the Swedish high-tax economy, controversies with Minister for Social Affairs Gustav M鰈ler ( who would have preferred taxes to have been even higher ) prevented both from being elected party chairman and Prime Minister at the death of Hansson.