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coordination generally benefits the high-tax country while the low-tax region will gain only if the intensity of tax competition is …
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We set up a model of generalised oligopoly where two countries of different size compete for an exogenous, but variable, number of identical firms. The model combines a desire by national governments to attract internationally mobile firms with the existence of location rents that arise even in...
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Most systems of health care financing in EU member states currently include elements of income redistribution. The paper analyzes the effects of shifting this kind of redistribution to the tax system and argues that this reform could create two types of efficiency gains. On the expenditure side,...
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competition of firms and either segmented or integrated markets, and a monopolistic competition model with mobile firms. In each … the net spillover, and thus the direction that commodity tax competition will take, depends critically on whether lump …
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This paper analyses the effects of a regionally coordinated corporate income tax in a model with three active countries, one of which is not part of the union, and a globally mobile firm. We show that regional tax coordination can lead to two types of welfare gain. First, for investments that...
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competition of firms and either segmented or integrated markets, and a monopolistic competition model with mobile firms. In each … the net spillover, and thus the direction that commodity tax competition will take, depends critically on whether lump …
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The paper analyzes the effects of a regionally coordinated profit tax in a model with three active countries, one of which is not part of the union, and a globally mobile firm. We show that regional tax coordination can lead to two types of welfare gains. First, for investments that would take...
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