| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Would behavioural economics not also suggest that the two cases are not really the same, as a 'tax penalty' is not the same as a 'tax subsidy', i.e. people (irrationally) do not care about a tax break they could obtain if (any) action is required, but they may nonetheless care about a tax penalty (as compared to the changed base-line of taxation) they face without any action?I thought that may fol
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