Optimal taxes without commitment

Article Abstract:

A model representing a trade-off between tax plan revision value and revision benefit was devised to analyze the possibility of achieving optimal taxation in the absence of government commitment. It shows that the tax rate and the steady state capital vary in the second best tax plan when no commitment occurs. The model also shows that there exists positive limit taxes on capital.

Tax Management, Models, Tax accounting, Tax research, Taxation

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All-pay auctions-an experimental study

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Effects of over-bidding and number of bidders on seller's revenue during repeated all-pay auction game, using economic theory, are presented.

United States, Israel, Management dynamics, Management, Usage, Economic aspects, Influence, Economics, Letting of contracts, Competitive bidding, Company business management, Auctions, Revenue, Economic theory

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Gender and competition at a younger age

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The differences in competitiveness between men and women is analyzed and used to explain the gender gap in income and social positions.

Analysis, Comparative analysis, Social status, Income, Competition (Psychology), Female-male relations

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