In: Economics
There are various key factors that limit the ability of many
developing countries to deploy taxation as a tool to reduce
inequality and provide social security to the vulnerable
groups.
Vulnerable groups are considered to be those groups of people who
experience very death poverty, the boycott of the general society,
discriminating policies, violence, they have very limited abilities
and resources to explore themselves in the society, they include
ethnic minorities, Disable peoples migrants etc.
In developing countries there are only a few people who pay the
high tax and if you consider the complete population then only 2%
of the people are there who pay heavy taxes in the economy.
Developing countries are facing various challenges like extreme
poverty low level of employment or higher unemployment conditions
and this is the only reason these countries are facing difficulties
to deploy a taxation as a tool to reduce inequalities because these
countries taxation is not a solution because 98% people are not
able to give the taxes as per the guidelines and there is a heavy
problem of tax evasion.
Vulnerable groups do not come under the category of taxation
because they are also facing critical conditions of poverty,
unemployment and various other issues.
The three policies are recommendations that are offered to the
developing countries in order to enable them to benefit from
international trade.
One policy is the domestic industry protection which enhances the
capabilities of productive efficiency in the economy
The another policy is the government expenditures on the export
industries
The next policy of the government is to develop the industrial
zones which are helpful to announce the industrial trade and
helpful in the international trade.