Analysis of the relationship between the tax rate and government revenue based on the Nobel Prize in Economics, Arthur B. Laffer. With a tax rate of 0 %, the government revenue is 0. With a tax rate of 100 %, the government revenue is also 0, since nobody would be employed. A bell-shaped curve is created between these two poles.
Laffer curve
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