They weren’t fed that policy opinion by anyone. They volunteered it. Without any specific expertise in tax policy. They just had an intuition that taxes should be paid where sales are (as the paper tells us).
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Yes I see what you mean. I just wonder whether ppls answer to "should X iconic foreign brand pay tax here" would be different to ppls answer standing outside a local company w international sales "should Y company pay tax elsewhere and not here? I wonder if would be consistent
... In fact ask them "if Y company makes consistent losses here and profits elsewhere should it get tax rebates from our gov? "... Which has got to be the achilles heel for DBCFT's intuitive appeal! (but a point for sales factor FA)
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I see your point. It's a slightly different, more complex/nuanced one perhaps? On the more ideal world, where we're constructing 'true' citizen views, based on full information. But in messy tax policy context, those fuzzy 'intuitions' are also consequential
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