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The Mass Levy, also known as the "Mass Tax," was a financial measure implemented in the early 20th century in the United Kingdom, primarily during World War I. It was designed to raise funds for the war effort by taxing the wealthier segments of society more heavily. The levy aimed to distribute the financial burden of the war more equitably, although it faced criticism for its impact on investment and economic growth. Ultimately, it was part of broader wartime economic policies that sought to mobilize resources for national defense.

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