Diskonttauskäyrä
Diskonttauskäyrä, often referred to as the Laffer curve in English, is a graphical representation of the relationship between a government's tax rate and the amount of tax revenue it collects. The curve is named after economist Arthur Laffer, who proposed it in 1974. The Laffer curve is U-shaped, with two key points: the first is at a tax rate of zero, where tax revenue is also zero; the second is at a tax rate of 100%, where tax revenue is also zero. Between these points, the curve suggests that there is an optimal tax rate that maximizes tax revenue.
The Laffer curve is based on the assumption that as tax rates increase, some taxpayers may reduce
The Laffer curve has been a subject of debate among economists. Some argue that it provides a