How to treat Tax Evaders: A Neuroeconomic Point of View

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Exploring the psychological motivations behind tax compliance, this seminar paper delves into the inner conflicts faced by tax evaders. It examines whether the urge to pay taxes stems from rational thought about consequences, a moral realization of honesty, or an instinctive response influenced by genetic factors. The study highlights the complexity of human cognition and behavior in relation to societal obligations, providing insights into the interplay between personal beliefs and external pressures.