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This paper examines the implications of habit formation in private and public consumption for the Pareto-efficient provision of public goods, based on a two-period model with nonlinear taxation. If the public good supply is time-invariant, the presence of habit formation generally alters the...
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This paper concerns optimal nonlinear taxation in an OLG model with two ability-types, where people care about their own consumption relative to (i) other people’s current consumption, (ii) own past consumption, and (iii) other people’s past consumption. We show that intertemporal...
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This paper concerns optimal income taxation under asymmetric information in a two-type overlapping generations model, where people care about their relative consumption compared to others. The appearance of positional concerns affects the policy choices via two channels: (i) the size of the...
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This paper concerns the welfare effects of public abatement projects, and concentrates on the influence of … resource use, abatement policies give rise to welfare effects via the tax system as well as via changes in the employment. We …
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This paper analyzes how the distribution of gross income among residents in a locality affects the local provision of public goods. The analysis is based on a two-type model, where the local residents can be either high income earners or low income earners. Local provision is assumed to reflect...
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In this paper, we consider the welfare effects of environmental policy cooperation in a two-country economy. We assume … the countries involved agree to slightly increase their expenditures on abatement. We show how the welfare effect of the … policy reform depends on changes in environmental damage, employment and work hours. We also relate the welfare effects of …
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This paper concerns optimal nonlinear taxation in an OLG model with two ability-types, where people care about their own consumption relative to (i) other people’s current consumption, (ii) own past consumption, and (iii) other people’s past consumption. We show that intertemporal...
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evaluate these extensive reforms from the points of view of labour supply, welfare and inequality. As a basis of the analysis …
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