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Institut de Recherches Économiques et Fiscales (IREF) is an European [[think-tank]] that aims to influence the public discussion about economic policy, with the help of rigorous analysis and empirical evidence, in the direction of the free-market. | '''Institut de Recherches Économiques et Fiscales''' (IREF, English '''Institute of Economic and Financial Research''') is an European [[think-tank]] that aims to influence the public discussion about economic policy, with the help of rigorous analysis and empirical evidence, in the direction of the free-market. | ||
IREF proposals for regulated [[European Union]] include: | IREF proposals for regulated [[European Union]] include: | ||
*Introduction of a [[flat tax]] at unique 15% rate | |||
*Offer to the employees the possibility to see all the taxes and social contributions on their pay slip | |||
*Individual accounts for the [[social security]] and [[pension]] funds | |||
*Abolition of all the remaining impediments to free competition – [[duty|duties]], financial and trade regulation etc. | |||
*Reduce public spending and the size of the state | |||
*Abolition of “green” taxation | |||
==External links== | |||
[http://irefeurope.org/en/ IREF site] | [http://irefeurope.org/en/ IREF site] | ||
[[Category:Organizations]] | |||
Revision as of 04:47, 23 November 2010
Institut de Recherches Économiques et Fiscales (IREF, English Institute of Economic and Financial Research) is an European think-tank that aims to influence the public discussion about economic policy, with the help of rigorous analysis and empirical evidence, in the direction of the free-market.
IREF proposals for regulated European Union include:
- Introduction of a flat tax at unique 15% rate
- Offer to the employees the possibility to see all the taxes and social contributions on their pay slip
- Individual accounts for the social security and pension funds
- Abolition of all the remaining impediments to free competition – duties, financial and trade regulation etc.
- Reduce public spending and the size of the state
- Abolition of “green” taxation