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Optimal taxation of capital income in general equilibrium with infinite lives

by Christophe Chamley - ECONOMETRICA , 1986
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Optimal Taxation of Capital Income in

by Centro Studi, Alberto Petrucci, Alberto Petrucci , 2007
"... This paper studies the issue of the efficient taxation of capital in-come in intertemporal optimizing models with infinite horizons and endogenous population growth. We discover that, in the steady state, the optimal capital income tax is negative when the economy is closed. Instead, in a small open ..."
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This paper studies the issue of the efficient taxation of capital in-come in intertemporal optimizing models with infinite horizons and endogenous population growth. We discover that, in the steady state, the optimal capital income tax is negative when the economy is closed. Instead, in a small

Optimal Capital Income Taxation and Redistribution

by Ulrike Vogelgesang , 2000
"... This paper studies the effects of agent heterogeneity on optimal capital income tax rates. In a two period model with... ..."
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This paper studies the effects of agent heterogeneity on optimal capital income tax rates. In a two period model with...

Capital Income Taxation in Burundi

by George R. Zodrow
"... This paper analyzes the taxation of capital income in Burundi by performing calculations of the marginal effective tax rates (METRs) on a wide variety of alternative investments under the current tax system. The calculations identify the individual and cumulative effects of (i) the business and indi ..."
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This paper analyzes the taxation of capital income in Burundi by performing calculations of the marginal effective tax rates (METRs) on a wide variety of alternative investments under the current tax system. The calculations identify the individual and cumulative effects of (i) the business

2007): “Optimal Capital Income Taxation

by Andrew B. Abel - NBER Working Papers 13354, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc
"... In an economy with identical infinitely-lived households that obtain utility from leisure as well as consumption, Chamley (1986) and Judd (1985) have shown that the optimal tax system to pay for an exogenous stream of government purchases involves a zero tax rate on capital in the long run. Tax reve ..."
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revenue is collected by a distortionary tax on labor income. Extending the results of Hall and Jorgenson (1971) to general equilibrium, I show that if purchasers of capital are permitted to deduct capital expenditures from taxable capital income, then a constant tax rate on capital income is non

Optimal Capital Income Taxation with Housing ∗

by Makoto Nakajima , 2008
"... I quantitatively study the optimal capital income taxation in the general equilibrium overlapping generations model with uninsurable idiosyncratic income shocks and with housing and financial assets. Following key characteristics of housing are explicitly modeled: (i) housing is held for the dual pu ..."
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I quantitatively study the optimal capital income taxation in the general equilibrium overlapping generations model with uninsurable idiosyncratic income shocks and with housing and financial assets. Following key characteristics of housing are explicitly modeled: (i) housing is held for the dual

Optimal capital income taxation and redistribution

by Ulrike Ludden , 2000
"... This paper studies the e ects of agent heterogeneity on optimal capital income tax rates. In a two period model with arbitrarily many heterogeneous agents, we explicitly derive the welfare e ects of taxation depending on the distribution of the agents ' characteristics. In particular, we show t ..."
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This paper studies the e ects of agent heterogeneity on optimal capital income tax rates. In a two period model with arbitrarily many heterogeneous agents, we explicitly derive the welfare e ects of taxation depending on the distribution of the agents ' characteristics. In particular, we show

The Future of Capital Income Taxation

by Alan J Auerbach , Ethan Auerbach , Len Burman , Michael Graetz , Jim Hines , Joel Slemrod , Al Warren - Fiscal Studies , 2006
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Capital Income Taxation and Risk-Sharing

by Marika Santoro , 2007
"... In this paper I examine the role of capital income taxation in providing risk-sharing in an economy characterized by uninsurable idiosyncratic uncertainty and borrowing constraints. I show that the introduction of a capital income tax system in this economy leads to a reduction in precautionary savi ..."
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In this paper I examine the role of capital income taxation in providing risk-sharing in an economy characterized by uninsurable idiosyncratic uncertainty and borrowing constraints. I show that the introduction of a capital income tax system in this economy leads to a reduction in precautionary

Capital Income Taxation and Specialization

by Yoshiyasu Ono, Akihisa Shibata , 2006
"... Unless free international lending/borrowing is allowed, domestic sav-ing equals domestic investment and hence saving and investment taxes have the identical effect, as is the case in a closed-economy context. However, if it is allowed, households can accumulate foreign assets be-sides domestic capit ..."
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capital and hence saving and investment are separated, causing the two taxes to have different effects. Using a two-sector growth model, we show that the two taxes generate completely differ-ent effects on industrial structure. The investment tax always shrinks the capital-intensive sector whereas
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