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The government temporal horizon is shown to be a key determinant of the optimal tax structure in an endogenous growth model of the US economy. As the temporal horizon lengthens, wage taxation is gradually substituted by consumption taxation. The optimal tax mix depends notably on the leisure...
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The government temporal horizon is shown to be a key determinant of the optimal tax structure in an endogenous growth model of the US economy. As the temporal horizon lengthens, wage taxation is gradually substituted by consumption taxation. The optimal tax mix depends notably on the leisure...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005767614
This article investigates the optimal taxation of a polluting exhaustible resource supplied by an oligopoly in a partial equilibrium model. A single tax/subsidy scheme is sufficient to correct both distortions arising from market power and pollution externality. Moreover, there exists an...
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This article investigates the optimal taxation of a polluting exhaustible resource supplied by an oligopoly in a partial equilibrium model. A single tax/subsidy scheme is sufficient to correct both distortions arising from market power and pollution externality. Moreover, there exists an...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005181952
This note shows that the competitive equilibrium is efficient in the Uzawa-Lucas endogenous growth model with sector-specific externalities associated to human capital in the goods sector for a large class of goods production technologies.
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This note shows that the competitive equilibrium is efficient in the Uzawa-Lucas endogenous growth model with sector-specific externalities associated to human capital in the goods sector for a large class of goods production technologies.
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In this paper we examine the time series properties of nine non-renewable resources. In particular we are concerned with understanding the relationship between the number of structural breaks in the data and the nature of the resource price path, i.e. is it stationary or a random walk. To...
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This paper estimates the short run effect of the Car Allowance Rebate System (or “Cash for Clunkers†on light vehicle sales within the United States. Using a reduced form demand model of automobiles, I find that the program led to increased sales in July and August, 2009 of between...
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This study reexamines the growth effect of commodity taxation in a variety-expansion model. Integrating endogenous labor supply, a linear utility function for consumption, and an additively separable utility function for consumption and leisure, we derive results that contrast with those of...
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This paper quantifies the welfare costs of inflation in an endogenous growth setup when transitional dynamics are taken into account. We report much smaller costs than when these dynamics are omitted.
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