The Theory of Cycle of Money - How Do Principles of the Authorities on Public Policy, Taxes, and Controlled Transactions Affect the Economy and Society?
Abstract
This paper shows the key elements of the regulations that authorities should follow and on the other hand the issues about the companies of controlled transactions with the elements about the maximization of their utility. Then, we determine that we have a contra behavior between the authorities and the enterprises which participate in controlled transactions. The authorities follow some international methods to avoid taxation or to minimize the impact of taxes on their profits. Thence, in this scrutiny, are presented some crucial principles about the relation of public and tax authorities with the companies which participate in controlled transactions. The principles of international controlled transactions are significant for the companies and the authorities. The sense of framing is crucial for the determination of a problem, especially from an approach to public policies. The case of framing is crucial for the determination of social quality. Then, an inquiry has been made using the terms of framing and feedback to determine the impact of tax policies on the quality of society.
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