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In this paper we explore the proposition that in economies with imperfect competitive markets the optimal capital income tax is negative and the optimal tax on firms profits is confiscatory. We show that if the total factor productivity as well as the measure of firms or varieties are endogenous...
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Policymakers often use measures of tax incidence (generational accounts) as criteria for policy selection. We use a quantitative model of optimal intergenerational policy to evaluate the ability of the tax incidence metric to capture the identity of recipients and contributors and the magnitudes...
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In this paper we show that the generational accounting framework used in macroeconomics to measure tax incidence can, in some cases, yield inaccurate measurements of the tax burden across age cohorts. This result is very important for policy evaluation, because it shows that the selection of tax...
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taxation (consumption and estate taxes) with important welfare implications. We use three different altruistic approaches (warm … ability to use indirect taxation to mimic lump-sum taxation and to implement the first-best outcome in the long-run. This … generations economy, where long-run welfare is suboptimal and indirect taxation is irrelevant. …
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Presentation to the Global Economic Outlook (GEO) Conference, West Palm Beach, Fla., March. 8, 2005
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Presentation to the Business and Community Leaders Luncheon, The Lannom Center, Dyersburg, Tenn. - April 10, 2001
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Presentation at Lindenwood University, St. Charles, Mo., Nov. 9, 2005
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Presentation at Lindenwood University, St. Charles, Mo., Nov. 9, 2005
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Presentation to the Global Economic Outlook (GEO) Conference, West Palm Beach, Fla., March. 8, 2005
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