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resolves its distributional concerns efficiently with gender-specific lump sum transfers, GBT with higher marginal tax rates on …
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This paper responds to the comment of Di Tella and Dubra (2013). We first clarify that the model of Alesina and Angeletos (2005) admits two distinct types of multiplicity: one that is at the core of their contribution, and a separate one that is at work in Di Tella and Dubra's example. We then...
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retirement age for some individuals, and lesser redistribution towards workers with poor health and low productivity. This … between audit costs and benefits obtained by relaxing an otherwise binding incentive constraint. …
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contrary, fiscal adjustments that rely primarily on tax increases and cuts in public investment tend not to last and are …
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It is often argued that implicit taxation on continued activity of elderly workers is responsible for the widely observed trend towards early retirement. In a first best world, it is certainly possible to eliminate this taxation and have a social security scheme that is redistributive and...
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