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This chapter reviews the theory of the voluntary public and private redistribution of wealth elaborated by economic … voluntary redistribution of income or wealth. The theory concentrates on lump-sum voluntary transfers, individual or collective … altruistic transfers by Pareto-efficient public redistribution. The chapter is organized as follows. Section 2 presents an …
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labour markets. Moreover, the paper highlights the knowledge gaps with regard to the longer-term and gender-specific welfare …
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changes the private households-CO2 emissions, living standards, and post-tax income distribution. Our results show that the …
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inequality, mean, and social welfare growth rates. We use a vast array of data sets and empirical methodologies to fill the gaps …
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households and differences in price changes across goods and services lead to a different inflation rate for each household. In …Inflation is often assumed to affect all people in the same way. However, differences in spending patterns across … this paper, we estimate inflation rates for various population groups in Greece during the period 1999-2004 as well as the …
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. Fiscal competition is associated with less income redistribution and a less equal distribution of disposable incomes, but …
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This paper studies the design of tax systems that implement a planner's second-best allocation in a market economy. An example shows that the widely used Mirrleesian (1976) tax system cannot implement all incentive-compatible allocations. Hammond's (1979) "principle of taxation" proves that any...
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This paper studies the design of tax systems that implement a planner's second-best allocation in a market economy. An example shows that the widely used Mirrleesian (1976) tax system cannot implement all incentive-compatible allocations. Hammond's (1979) "principle of taxation" proves that any...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010412846
; and in-kind transfers. The two methods are: survey-sample reweighting for households' nonresponse probability, and …
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In this paper we provide a novel justification for the use of minimum wage rules to supplement the optimal tax-and-transfer system. We demonstrate that if labor supply decisions are concentrated along the intensive margin and employment is efficiently rationed, a minimum wage rule can be...
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