But there's a more alarming explanation for the surge in tax revenues.
It could be that the orgy of speculation in recent years—in housing,
stocks, investment instruments—has generated an unexpected gusher of the types of tax revenues derived from flipping assets and trading
securities. And that suggests that with the housing boom over and the
stock market moving sideways, tax-revenue growth could be slowing down, and soon. Slate Mag
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