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Problems of intergovernmental policy coordination can take many forms and are becoming increasingly important with continuing economic integration. In this paper we focus on the fiscal competition problem where the non-cooperative choice of taxes and transfers among governments typically leads...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005043672
Problems of intergovernmental policy coordination can take many forms and are becoming increasingly important with continuing economic integration. In this paper we focus on the fiscal competition problem where the non-cooperative choice of taxes and transfers among government typically leads to...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005634027
This paper analyzes the role of yardstick competition for improving political decisions. We examine how performance comparisons across jurisdictions affect the agency problem resulting from uncertainty about politicians (adverse selection) and their policies (moral hazard). We study two forms of...
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traditional literature on taxation, the equivalence between inequality reduction and the combination of progressivity and income …
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Progressivity, inequality reduction and merging-proofness are three wellknown axioms in taxation. We investigate …
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: under the small country hypothesis, there is no redistribution in equilibrium if workers' migration decisions are taken with … redistributive policy is dependant not only on the relative size of the economies but also on the timing of the migration process …
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In this paper we derive the equilibrium level of redistribution from one mobile factor (say, the rich or capital) to …
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same time provide no incentives for citizens' migration within the country. We prove that, under quite general assumptions … on the distribution of citizens' preferences, there exist transfer schemes that are both secession-proof and migration … distribution of the nation citizens', the secession-proof and migration-proof conditions generate the 50% compensation rule for …
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same time provide no incentives for citizens' migration within the country. We prove that, under quite general assumptions … on the distribution of citizens' preferences, there exist transfer schemes that are both secession-proof and migration-proof. …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005634043