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Investment tax incentives and frequent tax reforms

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Chapter 21. Taxation and Economic Efficiency

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This chapter analyzes the distortions created by taxation and the features of tax systems that minimize such distortions (subject to achieving other government objectives). It starts with a review of the theory and practice of deadweight loss measurement, followed by characterizations of optimal...

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