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We consider a case where some of the parents have higher ability to raise children than others. First-best policy gives … misrepresent their true ability by investing less in their children, and having a lower number of children. The second-best policy … induces more able parents to have the first-best number of children, and to invest in each child at the first-best level. Less …
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This paper extends the standard model of optimum commodity taxation (Ramsey (1927) and Diamond-Mirrlees (1971)) to a competitive economy in which some markets are inefficient due to asymmetric information. As in most insurance markets, consumers impose varying costs on suppliers but firms cannot...
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