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Major changes in income tax rates are expected after the September elections. There have also been frequent calls to provide more support for families with children. Consequently, DIW Berlin has analyzed several proposed amendments in terms of their overall economic impact. The choice of...
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. Tax hikes are feasible in the field of VAT, energy taxation, local property taxation, as well as for high income and …
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Most parts of the Euro area have seen seven years of deep economic crisis. The strategy of tightening the fiscal constraints of the SGP has driven many member states into austerity. In contrast, the golden rule of public investment proposed in this study would be one important element of the...
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In an OCDE panel, for the period 1970–2010, we assess the effects of fiscal consolidation episodes, with four different definitions. Our results reveal that lower final government consumption increases private consumption in three out of the four approaches, when a fiscal consolidation occurs,...
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decades. Proposals for reform range from a pure profit tax to an origin-based value-added tax. Local business taxation systems …
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The DIW Berlin microsimulation model of business taxation BizTax allows a representative and detailed analysis of the … fiscal and distributional effects of business taxation in Germany. The model is based on extrapolated individual local …
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The German political parties presented their plans for income tax rates and taxation of capital income in the run up to … higher incomes and on capital gains would lead to more progressive taxation and thus to a slight redistribution from high …
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We use a panel of 155 countries for 1970-2010 to study (two-way) causality between government spending, revenue and growth. Our results suggest the existence of weak evidence supporting causality from expenditures or revenues to GDP per capita and provide evidence supporting Wagner’s Law.
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