The Resonance of “Taxation Without Representation”: an Enduring Concept
Words: 565 1572The maxim "taxation without representation" is indelibly linked to the epoch of the American Revolution. At its essence, it encapsulates a cardinal precept concerning governance, affirming that individuals ought not to be subjected to levies imposed by a governing entity they did not elect or one that inadequately represents their interests. This notion retains its resonance in contemporary times, elucidating the intricate nexus between governments and their populace, underscored by the imperative of equitable representation and the entitlement to exert […]