Businesses and Wealthy Segments

Creditors Foreign Capital and National Economic Groups Are Responsible for the Massive Transfer of Resources. Highly Regressive Tax Structure. Without Attempting to Be Exhaustive It is Worth Mentioning Some of the Mechanisms by Which Economic Power Over the Past Forty Years Has Internalized State Funds, I.e. From Society as a Whole, the Payment of Huge Public Debts, Both External and External. Internal Funding of Extremely Profitable Activities Controlled by Transnational Capital, Agricultural Exporters, Oil and Gas Producers, Large Mining Companies, Strong and Diverse Subsidies, Fiscal Sacrifices Implicit in Numerous Instruments of Intervention, Tax Tariffs in Different Investment Promotion Regimes and Tariff Exemptions Passed by a Wide Margin.



Reducing the Tax Burden on Major of Society, Achieving Fiscal Devaluation, Etc. Providing Subsidies and/or Preferential Exchange Rates to Businesses That Form the Core of Export Activity and Reducing or Abolishing Withholding Taxes, Nationalization, Liquefaction or Cancellation of Millions of Dollars of Debt of Large Companies and Economic UK Mobile Database Groups These Debts Generally Constitute a Simulated Way of Repatriating Profits and Evading State Coffers, or Are Linked to Serious Breaches of Contract by the Government. The Most Concentrated Private Sector is Supported by the State, the Privatization of State Funds, as Has Happened With the 1990s Pension Reform, and in Fact These Resources Have Been Diverted. To Banks and Other Financial Entities Contracting for Suppliers and Public Works to Various Government Departments.







Surcharges Recognized by Business Partners Public-private Partnerships in Which the Norm is for the State to Make the Highest-risk Investments and the Private Sector to Benefit From the Results. Demand for Certain Goods is Subsidized in Areas That Simultaneously Actively Promote and Protect, Such as Automobiles, Consumer Electronics and So-called White Goods. Line Products. There is Overwhelming Evidence That the Capture of Surpluses by the Most Concentrated Capital, Both Domestic and International, Has Done Little to Stimulate Investment and the Expansion and Diversification of National Productive Capacities. Instead the Distribution of Resources at Different Levels of Economic Power in the Manner Described Above Contributes to Foreign Exchange Flight Mainly to Tax Havens Thanks to the Public Sector With Its External Debt Provision.