Intergenerational transfer, production and income distribution

Article Abstract:

The intergenerational transfers from parents to their children are motivated by "altruism", which are two types of transfers, investment of parents in the education of their offspring and the capital transfers. It has been shown that the intensity of each type of altruism, and the composition of the two types of transfers, effect the equilibrium output of the intergenerational income distribution.

Equilibrium (Economics)

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Second-best optimal taxation of capital and labor in a developing economy

Article Abstract:

A two-sector model, wherein the tax burden is distributed between capital income and labor income, applicable for a developing economy is described.

Management dynamics, Taxes, Developing Countries, Management, Tax policy, Company business management, Tax incidence

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Income and wealth heterogeneity in the voluntary provision of linear public goods

Article Abstract:

The impact of income inequality on charitable contribution is examined.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Charitable contributions, Charitable donations

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