COPENHAGEN, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The Danish governmentproposed cuts on Wednesday in capital gains tax as part of abroader effort to help remedy a labour shortage now afflictingDanish companies, but its plan has raised doubts amongeconomists and opposition from its main parliamentary ally.
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