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We derive a set of analytical results for optimal income taxation with tags using quasilinear preferences and a Rawlsian social welfare function. Secondly, assuming a constant elasticity of labor supply and log-normality of the skills distribution, we analytically identify the winners and losers...
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This paper examines if an energy price shock should be compensated by a reduction in energy taxes to mitigate its … based on a model that characterizes second-best optimal taxes in the presence of an externality generated by energy … shock. For different levels of this shock, we calculate the optimal tax mix including income, commodity and energy taxes. We …
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This paper examines if an energy price shock should be compensated by a reduction in energy taxes to mitigate its … based on a model that characterizes second-best optimal taxes in the presence of an externality generated by energy … shock. For different levels of this shock, we calculate the optimal tax mix including income, commodity and energy taxes. We …
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This paper examines if an energy price shock should be compensated by a reduction in energy taxes to mitigate its … based on a model that characterizes second-best optimal taxes in the presence of an externality generated by energy … shock. For different levels of this shock, we calculate the optimal tax mix including income, commodity and energy taxes. We …
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. The main results are: (i) environmental levies (linear or nonlinear) differ in formula from Pigouvian taxes by the …) for private goods; (iii) externalities do not affect the income tax structure if commodity taxes are nonlinear and affect … it if commodity taxes are linear; and (iv) a general income tax plus strictly Pigouvian taxes are sufficient for …
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This Paper studies the design of education policies in a setting of successive generations with heterogeneous individuals (high and low earning ability). Parents’ investment in education is motivated by warm-glow altruism and determines the probability that a child has high ability. Education...
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This paper studies the role of family size in the design of optimal income taxation. We consider a second best setting where the government observes the number of children and the income of the parents but not their productivity. With a linear tax schedule the marginal tax rate is shown to...
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. First, we show that competitive concerns change the structure of output taxes but not that of emission taxes. They lead to a … lowering of output taxes, lower polluting good prices, an increase in emission taxes, adoption of less (or same) polluting … taxes, above their unrestricted Nash equilibrium value, can potentially hurt as well as improve the pollution technology …
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. The main results are: (i) environmental levies (linear or nonlinear) differ in formula from Pigouvian taxes by the …) for private goods; (iii) externalities do not affect the income tax structure if commodity taxes are nonlinear and affect … it if commodity taxes are linear; and (iv) a general income tax plus strictly Pigouvian taxes are sufficient for …
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are not clear. This note reviews the general principles of pension taxes and analyses the theoretical foundations of why …
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