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taxes on energy-inefficient products yield larger welfare gains than any information policy. We also document an important … effectiveness of taxes. …
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taxes on energy-inefficient products yield larger welfare gains than any information policy. We also document an important … effectiveness of taxes. …
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taxes on energy-inefficient products yield larger welfare gains than any information policy. We also document an important … effectiveness of taxes …
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taxes on energy-inefficient products yield larger welfare gains than any information policy. We also document an important … effectiveness of taxes …
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profits. Monopsony power increases the tax incidence that falls on firms. This makes labor income taxes less (more) effective …
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profits. Monopsony power increases the tax incidence that falls on firms. This makes labor income taxes less (more) effective …
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transfers and public goods are each integrated into a common optimal tax framework with the income tax and commodity taxes at …
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may suggest that it is irrelevant for aggregate welfare whether output is restricted via corrective taxes or limiting … consumption, PH leads to substantially lower consumer welfare (and government revenue) compared to excise, sales or Ramsey taxes … volumetric or ethanol-based taxes could reduce consumption by over 9% without reducing consumer surplus, and increase tax …
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We analyze the effects of a generalized class of negative consumption externalities (asymmetric and non-atmospheric) on the structure of efficient commodity tax programs. Households are not only concerned about consumption reference levels --- that is, they gain utility from "keeping up with the...
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We analyze the effects of a generalized class of negative consumption externalities (asymmetric and non-atmospheric) on the structure of effcient commodity tax programs. Households are not only concerned about consumption reference levels - that is, they gain utility from "keeping up with the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009738818