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The critical minimum hypothesis considered mutually the determination of the income tax schedule and the compositions of public expenditure. Our starting points the fact that public debate topically concentrates on the reduced set of salient issues political researchers have systematically studied the relative importance of expenditure plans and income taxation in the political debate. As it appears, partisan competition turns out to be strong on expenditure policy and mild on income taxation. Otherwise, endogenous growth models, such as burro (1990), predicate the government expenditure and taxation will have both temporary and permanent effects on growth. We test this prediction using panels of annual and period average data for OECD countries during (1970 1995) isolating long turn from short term fiscal effects. Specially taxation tax strategy taken as an entire is inarticulable and tentatively jumbled, and therefore, in effect, a difficulty to actual tax reform. To grow a tax strategy beneficial in the expansion of a tax structure, the theoretic methodology to fiscal policy must be unrestricted and a practical attitude must be accepted. Since the induction of the income tax in (1913), the tax system has been in a perpetual formal of change. The governmental procedure we model profits that the reformism of the income tax program is contingent on income inequality interrelated with the elasticity of substitute of the goods providing in the market and those freely provided. This association is established in our experiential test.