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also on the existing system. C. S. I. Final Prise, 1871. ii. 12.
1485.	Discuss the economic expediency of abolish ing the Income-tax in the United Kingdom. What would be the probable economic effects of substituting an Income-tax for a number of the present indirect taxes in France? Dublin Prise, 1880. vii. 8.
1486.	Discuss the expediency of a graduated Income-tax. Cambridge, B.A., 1878. viii. 9.
1487.	What are the arguments for and against ' I'impdt progressif,' i.e. a tax on income increasing in a ratio exceeding that of the income taxed ? Lond. Univ. Cal., 1870. viii. 8.
1488.	Would it be advisable or practicable to make the tax on income vary with the amount of income ? or to levy it on expenditure rather than on income ? Owens Col., Shuttleworth Scholarship, 1877-78. iii. 4.
1489.	State the reasons for and against taxing a terminable equally with a permanent income. Owens College Prise, 1876-77. x. 10.
1490.	State the chief arguments for and against a deduction of the same percentage from permanent and precarious incomes for the Income-tax. C. S. I. Final, 1873. xii. 12.
1491.	Should terminable and perpetual incomes be taxed on the same basis? Queen!s Univ., M.A., 1875. ix. 9.
1492.	State the chief arguments for and against a