Infrastructure provision and international market share rivalry

Article Abstract:

A study utilized a strategic infrastructure investment model to seek policy relevance of recent empirical infrastructure research. The model involved two rival oligopolistic companies vying for market share in foreign and home markets. The government supports market competition between the companies by giving tax-financed public infrastructure services that lessen their expenditures. The study found out that governments can utilize an infrastructure policy for strategic trade policy purposes, at the risk of balancing infrastructure benefits and taxation costs.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Models, Infrastructure (Economics), Competition (Economics)

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Cross - border shopping in a federal economy

Article Abstract:

An economy containing two internal regions governed by a central government that allows cross border shopping of its citizens is taken as a model. How the central government could manage its tax structures to balance the varied interests of the regions while keeping the federal interest in balance is analyzed.

Taxation, Imports

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Existence of equilibria in a basic tax-competition model

Article Abstract:

A mathematical model analyzing the conditions under which there is a symmetric equilibrium in inter-jurisdictional tax competition is presented.

Germany, France, Public Administration, State & Local Government, State Government, Usage, Comparative analysis, Mathematical models

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