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We compare the welfare costs of tax distortions of labour supply in one and two member household discrete and … uncompensated labour supply elasticities in discrete and continuous models. The welfare costs of similar taxes are significantly …
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output-inflation tradeoffs and their business cycles are perfectly synchronised. Under supply shocks, welfare implications …
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normative effects of offshoring: trade in tasks increases productivity of active firms and improves welfare in the offshoring …
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internal debt, a number of developing countries do not. In this paper, we analyze the effect on FDI and host country welfare of … limits facilitates more aggressive transfer pricing and results in lower host country welfare. …
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of tradable and nontradable goods, we investigate how trade liberalization affects household welfare through changes in … the cost of consumption. Our results show that trade liberalization, particularly China’s WTO accession, brings welfare …
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. This paper considers the impact of such programs on consumer demand and welfare and empirically tests whether enrollment in …
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the United States. Thirdly, we find that the average welfare cost of inflation is much smaller compared to a complete …
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inflation distorts a variety of marginal decisions, to evaluate the welfare cost of inflation in South Africa – a country, where … substantial welfare cost estimates ranging between 0.70 percent of GDP to 1.33 percent of GDP for the lower and upper limits of … the target band. More importantly, the welfare costs obtained here are at least three times more than those derived …
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image of man has been that of the economic man, but this prototype deals only with people or their goods. Welfare analysis …
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Australian agriculture has suffered from a long-term decline in its terms of trade and a persistent cost-price squeeze. The effects on farm viability have led to declining and aging rural populations, rising rural unemployment, and substantial agricultural restructuring. To cushion these effects...
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