The General Power of Taxation-Federalist no. 30

In this paper Hamilton explains that taxation shall be proportioned to the means of the nation, the importance of taxation as it relates to loans, finally diversified taxation so there isn’t a heavy reliance on one subject of taxation. Additionally, as always I use real life applicable examples to explain these principles.

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