Well, maybe it is time to admit that "the market" and its players are not a homogenous mass and as Colin Crouch (of Post-Democracy fame) puts it (paraphrasing):
there is the market and acting outside of it and mostly by different rules there are the multinational big enterprises/corporations.
Why should NOT different tax rules apply them?
Is this an idea easily translated into laws? Probably not. Doable for sure.
Btw, please do not "combine" those Mega-Corps with small companies... they are not the same and will not be in the future; it only helps to drive certain unrealistic fears benefiting those lobbying and looking FOR the loop holes around the world.
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Well, maybe it is time to admit that "the market" and its players are not a homogenous mass and as Colin Crouch (of Post-Democracy fame) puts it (paraphrasing):
there is the market and acting outside of it and mostly by different rules there are the multinational big enterprises/corporations.
Why should NOT different tax rules apply them?
Is this an idea easily translated into laws? Probably not. Doable for sure.
Btw, please do not "combine" those Mega-Corps with small companies... they are not the same and will not be in the future; it only helps to drive certain unrealistic fears benefiting those lobbying and looking FOR the loop holes around the world.