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more attractive for social insurance if a larger part of risk is realized in the first period of the life-cycle. Our …
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more attractive for social insurance if a larger part of risk is realized in the first period of the life-cycle. Our …
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To analyze the optimal social insurance package, we set up a two-period life-cycle model with risky human capital investment in which the government has access to labor taxation, education subsidies and capital taxation. Social insurance is provided by redistributive labor taxation. Moreover,...
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This paper analyzes optimal fiscal policy with ambiguity aversion and endogenous government spending. We show that, without ambiguity, optimal surplus-to-output ratios are acyclical and that there is no rationale for either reduction or further accumulation of public debt. In contrast, ambiguity...
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This paper analyzes optimal fiscal policy with ambiguity aversion and endogenous government spending. We show that, without ambiguity, optimal surplus-to-output ratios are acyclical and that there is no rationale for either reduction or further accumulation of public debt. In contrast, ambiguity...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012855601
The expected utility formulation of the problem of a risk-averse agent's allocating a portfolio between a safe and a … exhibiting constant relative risk aversion and the probability distribution of the risky asset as binomial, and take the riskless …
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The expected utility formulation of the problem of a risk-averse agent's allocating a portfolio between a safe and a … exhibiting constant relative risk aversion and the probability distribution of the risky asset as binomial, and take the riskless …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013054124
This paper analyzes optimal policy in setups where both the leader and the follower have doubts about the probability model of uncertainty. I illustrate the methodology in two environments: a) an industry populated with a large firm and many small firms in a competitive fringe, where both types...
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response to this tax depends on (i) the attitudes towards risk and (ii) how other policy instruments affect the demand for the …
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demonstrate that the Atkinson-Stiglitz theorem breaks down under risk. Capital taxes are employed besides labor income taxes for …-period labor supply and saving are substitutes, ii) capital taxes insure first-period income risk, although this benefit is …
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