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Czech Social Security and Tax System and Their Impact on the Income Distribution

Jelínek, Tomáš; Schneider, Ondøej - In: Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (Finance a uver) 51 (2001) 12, pp. 639-657

Paper analyzes the Czech social security and tax system as their redistribution aspects are concerned. On a basis of …

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Social Security and the Tax System in the CR: Recent History and Outlook

Prùša, Ladislav - In: Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (Finance a uver) 51 (2001) 12, pp. 658-675

The article describes the system of state social support vis-?-vis personal income tax. The author shows that both systems have structural weaknesses that may be addressed by a better coordination of both systems' main principles.

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Legitimita redistribuce: Èeská republika v mezinárodním srovnání

Sirovátka, Tomáš; Valentová, Marie - In: Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (Finance a uver) 52 (2002) 2, pp. 23-35

This paper considers the legitimacy, scope and purposes of redistribution in Czech society. The authors use data from … does not favor extensive redistribution in principle. Nevertheless, redistribution expectations are stronger than in other …

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Can Redistribution Enhance the Competitiveness of an Economy?

Gočev, Petr - In: Politická ekonomie 2010 (2010) 6, pp. 805-813

initial wealth endowment are excluded from the financial market. This inefficiency can be attenuated only by redistribution … (redistribution) and efficiency. …

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The Tax System in the Czech Republic

Bronchi, Chiara; Burns, Andrew - In: Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (Finance a uver) 51 (2001) 12, pp. 618-638

This paper discusses the tax system and its effect on individuals in the Czech Republic and offers some specific suggestions for reform. Viewed in an international context, the Czech system is broadly similar to those of other OECD countries. Like them, it exhibits a number of non-neutral...

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Analytical description reciprocity in social interactions/Možnosti analytického uchopení reciprocity v sociálních interakcích [available in czech only]

Štika, Pavel - Institut ekonomických studií, Univerzita Karlova v Praze - 2008

V tomto článku překládám nástin jednoho z možných přístupů, jakým může ekonomická teorie reagovat na aktuální výzvu, kterou představuje Easterlinův paradox. Klíčové téma vyžadující hlubší pochopení a uchopení ekonomickým aparátem je sociální povaha člověka,...

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Možnosti analytického uchopení reciprocity v sociálních interakcích

Štika, Pavel - 2008

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Ekonomie štěstí: proč méně může být více / Economics and Happiness: Why Less Can Be More [available in Czech only]

Mlčoch, Lubomír - Institut ekonomických studií, Univerzita Karlova v Praze - 2005

Doubts about the intrinsic value of economic performance are nothing new (T.Scitovsky, J.Galbraith). The paper starts with a criticism of „catching up“ models and a „puzzle“ of East Germans dissatisfaction with a rise of welfare after the Berlin wall’s fall. Author provides a sketch of...

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Možnosti analytického uchopení reciprocity v sociálních interakcích

Štika, Pavel (contributor) - 2008

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Labor and Capital Taxation: Theory and Application in the Czech Republic (in Czech)

Salí, Martin; Schneider, Ondrøej; Zápal, Jan - In: Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (Finance a uver) 53 (2003) 11-12, pp. 539-561

The paper deals with the theoretical and practical aspects of the taxation of labor and capital in the Czech Republic …. The authors show that if the low flexibility of Czech labor is taken into account, progressive taxation could stimulate a … apply this to the Czech taxation system. The Czech system seems to tax capital more proportionally than labor, which, as the …

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