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Tax Inequality and Human Rights: The 2026 Global Framework for Fiscal Justice
"(Note: In the context of this comprehensive analysis, "ax inequality" is recognized as a typographical variant of "tax inequality," referring directly to systemic fiscal imbalances and their profound intersection with international human rights law as evaluated in 2026.) Fiscal policy has long been perceived as a purely technical mechanism for generating state revenue, managing macroeconomic stability, and funding public infrastructure. However, contemporary international legal scholarship and economic frameworks in 2026 recognize taxation as one of the most potent instruments for upholding or violating fundamental human rights. Tax inequalit..."
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