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Are consumption taxes regressive?

Creedy, John - 1997

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Differential consumption taxes and equity : the limits to redistribution

Creedy, John - 1998

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Are consumption taxes regressive?

Creedy, John - In: The Australian economic review 31 (1998) 2, pp. 107-116

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The role of selectivity in consumption taxation : should consumption taxes be uniform?

Creedy, John - In: Economic analysis and policy 23 (1993) 1, pp. 1-13

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Income and commodity taxes in a two-good, two-period model with heterogeneous preferences

Creedy, John - In: Journal of economic studies 23 (1996) 1, pp. 3-17

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Non-uniform consumption taxes : a "blunt redistributive instrument"?

Creedy, John - In: Fiscal policy, inequality, and welfare, (pp. 1-19). 2003

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Revenue and progressivity neutral changes in the tax mix

Creedy, John - In: The Australian economic review (1992), pp. 31-38

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The Effects on New Zealand Households of an Increase in The Petrol Excise Tax

Creedy, John - 2004

This paper reports estimates of the potential welfare effects of hypothetical increases in the petrol excise tax in New Zealand. Equivalent variations, for a range of household types and total expenditure levels, are obtained along with distributional measures. Household demand responses are...

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The Effects on New Zealand Households of an Increase in The Petrol Excise Tax

Creedy, John - Treasury, Government of New Zealand - 2004

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The built-in flexibility of consumption taxes

Creedy, John; Gemmell, Norman - 1999

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