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We present a non-cooperative model of a family's time allocation between work and a home-produced public good, and examine whether the income tax should apply to couples or individuals. While tax-induced labor supply distortions lead to overprovision of the public good, spouses' failure to...
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thus little incentives to work? Or should we "make work pay" by subsidizing the work of low earners, but possibly at the …
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-in-differences method, the impact of tax incentives on employment rates of elderly workers. After this background, we ponder possibilities … tax credit at families and low-income workers, lowering the top marginal tax rates, and maintaining the tax incentives for …
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Previous studies have shown that the optimal marginal tax rate at the bottom of the income distribution may be positive, negative, or even zero. This paper reexamines this problem in a unified framework and tries to evaluate the arguments. It turns out that the case for positive marginal tax...
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