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. In our contribution we introduce a new mighty resource of micro data for income analysis: The Income Tax Statistic with … high income as well as for the income of the professions. We want to show the new possibilities and the mightiness of the … data for the micro level with the help of three examples: 1. Micro analyses on high income and self-employment, 2. Micro …
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The cost of capital plays an important role in the allocation of resources among competing uses in a decentralized market system. The purpose of this paper is to organize and present what is known and what is hypothesized about the effects of taxation on the incentive to invest, via the cost of...
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The cost of capital plays an important role in the allocation of resources among competing uses in a decentralized market system. The purpose of this paper is to organize and present what is known and what is hypothesized about the effects of taxation on the incentive to invest, via the cost of...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012478079
in risk, differences in the tax treatment of individual capital income and imperfections in the international flow of …
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This paper presents evidence about the coats of corporate capital in Japan and the US, for a sample of large companies, and evaluates a variety of hypotheses about why the cost might be lower in Japan.We find that the before-tax return to capital in Japan appears slightly lower than in the U.S....
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We extend our recent work measuring the cost of capital in Japan and the United States by considering several questions that such results raised. Among our findings are:(1) The small firm - large firm distinction appears to be more significant in Japan, not in the United States;(2) Correcting...
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This paper presents evidence about the coats of corporate capital in Japan and the US, for a sample of large companies, and evaluates a variety of hypotheses about why the cost might be lower in Japan.We find that the before-tax return to capital in Japan appears slightly lower than in the U.S....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012477317
(3) Correcting Japanese accounting statements for unmeasured returns to land has a significantly more important effect: the most conservative correction we attempt raises the implied Japanese return to capital to parity with the United States during the mid-1980's
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in risk, differences in the tax treatment of individual capital income and imperfections in the international flow of …
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