Educational vouchers, welfare effects, and voting

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Vouchers create a positive effect on family welfare whenever public educational quality is stable and publicly-financed educational expenditures are low. Approval of a voucher by voters remains possible only if it lessens taxes. Under an endogenous public educational quality, a voucher may enhance quality by lessening the tax cost of quality. It will be approved by voters if it enhances quality and lessen taxes during the pre-voucher public education level.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Educational vouchers, Welfare economics

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Income distribution and equilibrium multiplicity in a stigma-based model of tax evasion

Article Abstract:

This article analyzes various methods of tax reform.

South Korea, Science & research, Tax evasion, Stigma (Social psychology)

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