Domestic tax reform and international oligopoly

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An analysis of local tax reform and global oligopoly is presented. The analysis focuses on the tax measure's strategic use and welfare effects under assumptions of international Cournot oligopoly. It is shown that the welfare effects of commodity tax processing generate a competitive equilibrium which is Pareto-optimal. In addition, a decrease of production subsidy benefits the efficient and low marginal cost country.

Research, International aspects, Tax reform, Oligopolies

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Optimum taxation and allocation of time

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The threshold level of turnover, at which firms are obliged to register for the tax, is one of the key factors which affects value-added tax . The development of a simple rule, characterizing the optimal threshold in terms of trade off between tax revenues and collection costs is discussed.

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The optimal threshold for a value-added tax

Article Abstract:

The threshold level of turnover, at which firms are obliged to register for the tax, is one of the key factors which affects value-added tax . The development of a simple rule, characterizing the optimal threshold in terms of trade off between tax revenues and collection costs is discussed.

United States, Analysis, Value-added tax, Tax collection, Tax revenue estimating

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