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This paper contributes to resolving the puzzle that in practice most countries use ad valorem (corporate income) taxation, while a large part of the tax competition literature views business taxes as unit (wealth) taxation. We point to the dual role corporate taxation plays in attracting mobile...
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In this paper, we compare ad valorem and specific taxation under heterogeneous demand when a monopolist offers a menu of two-part tariffs. An increase in either tax rate leads to a higher usage fee for all consumers, whereas the fixed fee under reasonable assumptions will fall. If the government...
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economy. This paper examines optimal income tax policy in a dynamic neoclassical model with monopoly distortions. A capital …
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Does significant market power or the presence of large rents affect optimal income taxation, calling for greater redistribution due to tainted gains? Or perhaps less because of an additional wedge that distorts labor effort? Do concerns about inequality have implications for antitrust,...
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. Under monopoly this tax unambiguously exceeds the marginal damage. Furthermore, the analysis provides a further reason why …
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solution. Then we consider a monopoly. Market power affects both output and sugar content, possibly in opposite directions, and …
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