Would tax hikes for the wealthiest really drive them to flee France?

Tripotay Lakay05 Sep 2025 - 22:06

The French government is looking to slash its deficit by €44 billion, with ministers favouring spending cuts over tax increases on the wealthy. But new research challenges a key government argument that higher taxes would trigger a mass exodus of the rich.

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