Based on numerical simulations there seems to be a kind of consensus in the optimal tax literature that the marginal tax rate should fall rather than rise with income. Retaining the same formal structure as in Mirrlees (1971) this paper shows that this consensus is sensitive to a choice of the assumed form of utility of consumption. For the utility function quadratic in consumption optimum tax schedules look rather like those traditionally chosen by governments, i.e. the marginal tax rates rise with income
The principal conclusion of this paper is that the generic pattern for the optimal income tax schedu...
This paper investigates Mirrlees ’ model of optimal income taxation. It provides a concrete example ...
Optimal non-linear labor and capital income taxes are derived in a two-type overlapping generations ...
Based on numerical simulations there seems to be a kind of consensus in the optimal tax literature t...
Optimality conditions and comparative static properties of the Mirrleesian optimal nonlinear in-come...
Using numerical calculations we show in the optimal income tax model that a realistic value for the ...
Existing numerical characterizations of the optimal income tax have been based on a limited number o...
The principal conclusion of this paper is that the generic pattern for the optimal income tax schedu...
Optimality conditions and comparative static properties of the optimal Mirrleesian nonlinear income ...
This paper shows that the assumed distribution of earning abilities (wages) plays an important role ...
The principal conclusion of this paper is that the generic pattern for the optimal income tax schedu...
This study constructs a wage distribution for the US from CPS data and then uses simulations to dete...
Comparative static properties of the optimal Mirrleesian nonlinear income tax are ob-tained for a ni...
This study constructs a wage distribution for the US from CPS data and then uses simulations to dete...
We investigate whether the optimal income tax model of Mirrlees (1971) can reproduce the empirically...
The principal conclusion of this paper is that the generic pattern for the optimal income tax schedu...
This paper investigates Mirrlees ’ model of optimal income taxation. It provides a concrete example ...
Optimal non-linear labor and capital income taxes are derived in a two-type overlapping generations ...
Based on numerical simulations there seems to be a kind of consensus in the optimal tax literature t...
Optimality conditions and comparative static properties of the Mirrleesian optimal nonlinear in-come...
Using numerical calculations we show in the optimal income tax model that a realistic value for the ...
Existing numerical characterizations of the optimal income tax have been based on a limited number o...
The principal conclusion of this paper is that the generic pattern for the optimal income tax schedu...
Optimality conditions and comparative static properties of the optimal Mirrleesian nonlinear income ...
This paper shows that the assumed distribution of earning abilities (wages) plays an important role ...
The principal conclusion of this paper is that the generic pattern for the optimal income tax schedu...
This study constructs a wage distribution for the US from CPS data and then uses simulations to dete...
Comparative static properties of the optimal Mirrleesian nonlinear income tax are ob-tained for a ni...
This study constructs a wage distribution for the US from CPS data and then uses simulations to dete...
We investigate whether the optimal income tax model of Mirrlees (1971) can reproduce the empirically...
The principal conclusion of this paper is that the generic pattern for the optimal income tax schedu...
This paper investigates Mirrlees ’ model of optimal income taxation. It provides a concrete example ...
Optimal non-linear labor and capital income taxes are derived in a two-type overlapping generations ...