In principle, public levies are to be distributed among the payers in such a way that they correspond to the benefits that the individual payer (citizen, company) receives from the state. – In reality, however, the state has to spend more on individuals than they can reimburse it (e.g. social welfare, legal services, schools). Moreover, it proves very difficult to quantify in monetary terms the benefits individuals receive now or later from the state’s activities. – See the theory of insurance.

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