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internationally mobile capital. Each government may levy a source tax on capital and a lump sum tax on fixed labor. If industry is … concentrated in one of the countries, the analysis finds that the host country will gain from setting its source tax on capital … tax on capital and capture the positive externality that arise in the agglomeration. If industry is not concentrated …
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standard model; it allows for taxation of internationally mobile capital. Making this change fundamentally alters the main … lesson from the tax literature that a country which faces a perfectly elastic supply of capital should not use source …-based taxes on capital income. …
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In this model we introduce international spillovers in public goods provision and show that such spillovers reduce, and in the limiting case of perfect spillovers, eliminate tax competition. There is, however, always underprovision of the public good in equilibrium, since larger spillovers...
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-added taxation affect the stability of collusive agreements when producers in an international duopoly agree not to export into each …
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With internationally mobile labour and the abolition of national border controls, the individual may not only have private information about his skill level (adverse selection), but also about the length of time he resides and works in the home country (moral hazard) and about his foreign...
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This paper studies non-cooperative commodity taxation in a trade model with imperfect competition and trade costs …
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