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Since the average tax rate on corporate capital income is very high, economists often conclude that taxes have caused a … basically unaffected, in spite of the sizable tax revenues collected. In addition, in some plausible situations, such taxes can …
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This paper discusses how the effects of taxes on economic behavior are important for revenue estimation, for … calculating efficiency effects, and for understanding short-term macroeconomoic consequences. The primary focus is on taxes on … labor income but some attention is given to taxes on income from saving. Specific calculations illustrate the importance of …
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are not an accurate indication of the burden of a tax. Taxes generally create costs beyond the dollar value collected by …
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This paper summarizes the current state of research on how taxation affects household decisions with respect to … taxation exerts a systematic influence on the nature of risk-taking and the structure of household portfolios. Research on the …
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How do capital income taxes affect household portfolio choice and growth? Wequot; approach this question within the … between taxes and risk-taking we estimatequot; a reduced-form multinomial probit model of household portfolio choice using the … higher taxes make it less likely that the household will hold risky assets.quot …
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, the model predicts a "race to the bottom" in capital taxes and higher labor taxes. The cooperative equilibrium is … preferable, but capital (labor) taxes are still lower (higher) than initially. Moreover, autarky can produce higher welfare than …
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Going from low inflation to price stability involves a short term loss (associated with the" higher unemployment rate required to reduce the inflation) and results in a series of welfare gains" in all future years. The primary source of these gains is the reduction in the distortions that...
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In economic analyses of the effects of tax policies, one commonly encounters discussions of the equivalence of apparently different policies, where equivalence is defined as the policies having the same impact on fundamental economic outcomes. These related tax policies may differ in many...
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The empirical literature that seeks to measure the effective tax rate on new investment offers a striking paradox. On the one hand, summary measures of the effective tax rate on new investment are normally quite high. On the other hand, the amount of revenue actually collected from taxing...
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corporate tax in Canada. These distortions are decomposed into three broad categories: inter-asset distortions; inter …
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