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This paper deals with tax-policy responses to quasi-hyperbolic discounting. Earlier research on optimal paternalism typically abstracts from capital mobility. If capital is mobile between countries, it may no longer be possible for national governments to control domestic savings via capital...
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Cette recherche étend l’approche de Dagum C. et Costa M. [“Analysis and Measurement of Poverty. Univariate and … Behaviour, Equivalence Scales, Welfare and Poverty, Springer Verlag, Germany, p. 221-271, 2004]. Nous développons un modèle …
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In 1990, Cerioli and Zani introduced an operational multivariate method to analyse and measure poverty, aiming at … incorporating several dimensions of poverty. As Dagum and Costa [2004] showed, this study applies the fuzzy set theoretic approach … capability. The literature offers many ways to deal with inequalities in poverty. The most common approach is those of Amartya …
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Given the multiplicative decomposition of the Sen index into three commonly used poverty statistics – the poverty rate … (poverty incidence), poverty gap ratio (poverty depth) and 1 plus the Gini index of poverty gap ratios of the poor (inequality … of poverty) – the index becomes much easier to use and to interpret for economists, policy analysts and decision makers …
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This article extends the paper of Dagum C. and Costa M. (“Analysis and Measurement of Poverty. Univariate and … Behaviour, Equivalence Scales, Welfare and Poverty, Springer Verlag, Germany, 221-271, 2004). We further develop the study of … multidimensional poverty using fuzzy sets by introducing a mixture of decomposition analysis. The model yields the most relevant …
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by subgroups and income sources. The multi-decomposition of the poverty growth yields respectively: the growth rate of … the poverty incidence (poverty rate) decomposed by subgroups, the growth rate of the poverty depth (poverty gap ratios … the multi-decomposition is not unique. It is mainly dependent on poverty lines defined on the space of income sources. An …
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by groups and income sources. The multi-decomposition of the poverty growth yields respectively: the growth rate of the … poverty incidence (poverty rate) decomposed by groups, the growth rate of the poverty depth (poverty gap ratios) decomposed by …-decomposition is not unique. It is mainly dependent on poverty lines defined on the space of income sources. An application to …
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Optimal policy rules--including those regarding income taxation, commodity taxation, public goods, and externalities--are typically derived in models with homogeneous preferences. This article reconsiders many central results for the case in which preferences for commodities, public goods, and...
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A substantial literature examines second-best environmental policy, focusing particularly on how the Pigouvian directive that marginal taxes should equal marginal external harms needs to be modified in light of the preexisting distortion due to labor income taxation. Additional literature is...
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head tax), and exogenous poverty-line rules (such as the leveling tax, and some of its possible compromises with the …
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