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This paper studies the optimality of a minimum wage law when it is used, jointly with a distortionary tax … policies. Finally, when it is assumed that tax revenues finance not only transfers, but also public spending, the probability …
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lending. This means that another channel appears: tax rates influence interest rates, and this is another channel for … redistribution, since a decrease in current interest rates favors agents with below-average wealth. By the same token---and as is …-economic equilibria deliver tax outcomes as a function of a single state variable: median wealth. We use the first-order condition of the …
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. Finally, after reviewing the benefits of using simulation games in NRM, the authors stress the ethical issue of changing … of Simulation & Gaming, some key features related to the implementation of gaming in such a context are introduced …
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agent of the economy. Moreover, such a policy decreases the tax rate of the pension system. …
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linkbetween contributions and benefits has an impact on the level of capital per capita if and only if there are inequalities of …-benefitstructure. The tax rate and inequalities decrease, whereas the wealth of each agent increases. However, with a defined …
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redistribution. Controlling for a number of factors usually found to affect individual preferences in the literature, the egoistic … motives for redistribution are taken seriously and this article focuses on the role played by the occupational status of … presented here identifies which socio-political groups may be formed on the basis of their preferences for redistribution. …
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Although the crisis of the Welfare State has been evoked for quite a long time, figures show that such a phenomenon has arisen only recently. Furthermore, it is not a common feature in all developed countries. This paper aims at explaining these two empirical facts. We use an overlapping...
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expectations of high mobility are sustained (the ?American Dream?) and dampen the demand for redistribution. In so doing, it draws …
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