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derives two formulations for a many-person Ramsey tax rule in the presence of externalities. The first tax rule reveals that …
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This paper is concerned with the problem of combining a non-linear income tax with an indirect externality correcting tax. The analysis is performed in a model economy with two types of individuals and two types of consumption goods. The government wants to redistribute from the more able...
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We show that tax-induced increases in alcohol prices can lead to substantial substitution and avoidance behavior that limits reductions in alcohol consumption. Causal estimates are derived from a natural experiment in Illinois where spirits and wine taxes were raised sharply and unexpectedly in...
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We study optimal corrective taxation in the alcohol market. Consumption generates negative externalities that are non … externalities, then varying tax rates on different products can lead to welfare gains. We study this problem in an optimal tax … externalities are amongst heavy drinkers. A sufficient statistics approach is informative about the direction of reform, but not …
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Products with negative externalities are often subject to regulations that limit competition. The single-product case …
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As part of a comprehensive review of Australias tax system, the taxes on alcoholic beverages recently came under scrutiny. In its initial response to the review in May 2010, the government chose to not change those taxes, even though the review recommended the wine tax switch from an ad valorem...
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Nearly all countries tax the domestic consumption of alcoholic beverages. However, the rates of taxation, and the tax instruments used, vary enormously between countries. This paper provides estimates, for a wide range of high-income and developing countries, of the consumer tax equivalents...
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externalities from alcohol and finds them ambiguous: there is some evidence that current tax rates are already too high, while other …
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We study the situation where firms' actions contribute to a stock externality. The regulator and firms have asymmetric information about serially correlated (abatement) costs. With price-based policies such as taxes, the regulator learns about the evolution of both stock and costs. This ability...
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