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Incentive compatible income taxation, individual revenue requirements and welfare

Incentive compatible income taxation, individual revenue requirements and welfare

... optimal income tax problem, but here it will be taken as a primitive ...on income that implement a given revenue ...the revenue requirement ... See full document

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On the Political Economy of Income Taxation

On the Political Economy of Income Taxation

... of revenue from the ...an income tax schedule that maximizes some objective, such as a utilitarian social welfare function, subject to collecting the needed revenue, resource constraints, and ... See full document

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On the political economy of income taxation

On the political economy of income taxation

... of revenue from the ...an income tax schedule that maximizes some objective, such as a utilitarian social welfare function, subject to collecting the needed revenue, resource constraints, and ... See full document

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On the political economy of income taxation

On the political economy of income taxation

... of revenue from the ...an income tax schedule that maximizes some objective, such as a utilitarian social welfare function, subject to collecting the needed revenue, resource constraints, and ... See full document

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TeMA Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment

TeMA Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment

... planning taxation – meaning those charges for primary and secondary urban developments as defined in Law ...municipal income varies greatly depending on territorial specificity and market conditions and is ... See full document

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Welfare state structure, inequality, and public attitudes towards progressive taxation

Welfare state structure, inequality, and public attitudes towards progressive taxation

... of welfare state structure using data from the OECD’s Social Expenditure (SOCX) ...proxy welfare states where expenditure is geared more towards insurance against loss of income, benefiting higher ... See full document

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Optimal Dynamic Nonlinear Income Taxes with No Commitment

Optimal Dynamic Nonlinear Income Taxes with No Commitment

... optimal income tax model and the standard principal-agent ...optimal income tax model. Second, in the optimal income tax model, once an agent or taxpayer chooses their action (labor supply), there is ... See full document

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Controlled Foreign Corporations: Determining Control under Subpart F

Controlled Foreign Corporations: Determining Control under Subpart F

... Subpart F of the Internal Revenue Code' imposes income taxation upon United States shareholders 2 who own a majority of the voting power of a foreign corporation. 6 Ma[r] ... See full document

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The Formation of Social Groups under Status Concern

The Formation of Social Groups under Status Concern

... Taking a broader perspective, there are two themes in the literature this paper re- lates to: positional concerns and the provision of (semi)-public goods. The notion that agents have preferences over their relative ... See full document

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The Optimal Taxation of Asset Income when Government Consumption is Endogenous: Theory, Estimation and Welfare

The Optimal Taxation of Asset Income when Government Consumption is Endogenous: Theory, Estimation and Welfare

... asset income changes to a new fixed value and then never changes again, but using the values of g and γ that correspond to the unconstrained estimates from columns (1)a and (1)b in Table 3, and also column (3) ... See full document

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The Optimal Taxation of Asset Income when Government Consumption is Endogenous: Theory, Estimation and Welfare

The Optimal Taxation of Asset Income when Government Consumption is Endogenous: Theory, Estimation and Welfare

... taxing income, on which sources of income should the burden fall? In this paper I consider a general optimal growth model, one in which there is a direct link between either aggregate net output or the ... See full document

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Title: Privacy Preserving Incentive Compatible Way

Title: Privacy Preserving Incentive Compatible Way

... This study is carried out to check the technical feasibility, that is, the technical requirements of the system. Any system developed must not have a high demand on the available technical resources. This will ... See full document

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The perception of distributive fairness and optimal taxation under uncertainty

The perception of distributive fairness and optimal taxation under uncertainty

... net income effect, as captured by the first term in (23), caused by the shadow cost of public ...net income effect is negative and hence constitutes the net marginal cost of ...negative income effect ... See full document

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Tax and Taxable Capacity: Ireland in Comparative Perspective

Tax and Taxable Capacity: Ireland in Comparative Perspective

... national income ratio with those of other countries have been based largely on OECD statistics, which use GDP as the denominator for all ...national income ratio is 4 ... See full document

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Some theoretical aspects of optimum redistribution

Some theoretical aspects of optimum redistribution

... Introduction Basic Model Income Transfers Redistributive with Taxation Income Transfers Redistributive Variable Characteristics Policy Applications Conclusion.. OPTIMAL WEALTH TAXATION.[r] ... See full document

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Legislative turnover, fiscal policy, and economic growth: evidence from U S  state legislatures

Legislative turnover, fiscal policy, and economic growth: evidence from U S state legislatures

... In theory, higher turnover can have opposing e ff ects on capital spend- ing. On one hand, high turnover can make a legislator care little about future services, and so favor current spending over capital spending. On ... See full document

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Testing Models of Belief Bias: An Experiment

Testing Models of Belief Bias: An Experiment

... These results are consistent with the experiment of Mayraz (2014), who found evidence of optimistic belief formation when eliciting beliefs about hypothetical future stock prices. In his experiment, half of the sessions ... See full document

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The Role of Corporate Taxation in a Large Welfare State

The Role of Corporate Taxation in a Large Welfare State

... to welfare state financ- ing? One might conclude that a small corporate tax could be welfare increasing since its revenue can be used to cut the typically large participation ...explicit ... See full document

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On the Welfare Benefits of Taxation

On the Welfare Benefits of Taxation

... costs (Red striped) and benefits (Green striped) forgone by society. These resources which would otherwise be consumed, these costs, may be more efficiently applied to other sectors of the economy. The solid areas are ... See full document

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The Political Economy of Environmental Taxation in European Countries. CEPS Working Documents No. 245, 9 June 2006

The Political Economy of Environmental Taxation in European Countries. CEPS Working Documents No. 245, 9 June 2006

... That demand was responsive to oil price changes indicates the existence of an elastic demand over time. Hence a case is made for energy taxation. However, three aspects have to be mentioned. First, the elasticity ... See full document

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