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We estimate the elasticity of corporate taxable income with respect to the effective corporate tax rate on the basis of … significant and relatively large point estimate of the average tax base elasticity, which implies that a reduction of the … also find some statistically weak evidence for the hypothesis that the tax base elasticity is higher for corporations that …
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We estimate the elasticity of corporate taxable income with respect to the effective corporate tax rate on the basis of … significant and relatively large point estimate of the average tax base elasticity, which implies that a reduction of the … also find some statistically weak evidence for the hypothesis that the tax base elasticity is higher for corporations that …
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We estimate the elasticity of corporate taxable income with respect to the effective corporate tax rate on the basis of … significant and relatively large point estimate of the average tax base elasticity, which implies that a reduction of the … also find some statistically weak evidence for the hypothesis that the tax base elasticity is higher for corporations that …
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This paper uses the quantitative spatial model with heterogeneous locations linked by costly goods trade, migration and commuting developed in Monte et al. (2018) to address the workings of local labor markets in Germany. One key contribution concerns the analysis of the role of the expenditure...
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This paper develops a quantitative spatial general equilibrium model for the German economy to address two issues. First, we explore the role of commuting for local labor markets and their capacity to absorb productivity shocks. Second, we address the role of housing markets for quantitative...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013219058
This paper develops a quantitative spatial general equilibrium model for the German economy to address two issues. First, we explore the role of commuting for local labor markets and their capacity to absorb productivity shocks. Second, we address the role of housing markets for quantitative...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012597696
This paper uses the quantitative spatial model with heterogeneous locations linked by costly goods trade, migration and commuting developed in Monte et al. (2018) to address the workings of local labor markets in Germany. One key contribution concerns the analysis of the role of the expenditure...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011996456
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This paper analyzes the dynamic behavior of day-ahead spot prices in the German electricity spot market due to positive … prices than solar power shocks. These may be explained by significant autocorrelations of wind power for larger lags. The …
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