Add to ORKGThis paper tests whether the impact of labour taxes on unemployment is symmetric with respect to increases and decreases in labour taxes. Using a panel of 16 OECD countries over the period 1970-2005, we estimate a panel unobserved component model to account for the fact that unemployment rates and labour taxes are non-stationary but not cointegrated. We find a positive impact of tax increases in European and Nordic countries with some evidence that tax decreases have a more moderate impact. For Anglo-Saxon countries, no impact of labour taxes on unemployment is found
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This paper tests whether the impact of labour taxes on unemployment is symmetric with respect to inc...
This paper tests whether the impact of labour taxes on unemployment is symmetric with respect to inc...
This paper tests whether increases and decreases in labor taxes have an asymmetric impact on unemplo...
This paper analyses the effect of labour taxes on Euro area unemployment. Empirical estimates obtain...
We analyse the effect of labour taxes on euro area unemployment. Making use of the Blanchard and Kat...
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When taxes on labor are introduced the tax wedge between labor costs paid by employer (gross wage) a...
This thesis assesses the impact of taxes and unemployment benefits on the unem- ployment rates. The ...
This paper argues that, for a given overall level of labour income taxation, a more progressive tax ...
This paper considers the financing of productive public goods and social benefits through different ...
This study investigates the asymmetric unemployment-output tradeoff in the Eurozone. Building upon t...
This paper tests whether the impact of labour taxes on unemployment is symmetric with respect to inc...
This paper tests whether the impact of labour taxes on unemployment is symmetric with respect to inc...
This paper tests whether increases and decreases in labor taxes have an asymmetric impact on unemplo...
This paper analyses the effect of labour taxes on Euro area unemployment. Empirical estimates obtain...
We analyse the effect of labour taxes on euro area unemployment. Making use of the Blanchard and Kat...
The paper aims to assess the characteristics of labour taxation for five different groups of workers...
In the long run the economic incidence of a tax is unaffected by whether a tax is levied on workers,...
This paper states two recommendations from an OECD Report: (1) "Reduce non-wage labour costs, especi...
The effect of changes in payroll taxes on wages is a question of tax incidence. If workers can shift...
I model and simulate the effects of employment tax cuts on unemployment and wages in four equilibriu...
When taxes on labor are introduced the tax wedge between labor costs paid by employer (gross wage) a...
This thesis assesses the impact of taxes and unemployment benefits on the unem- ployment rates. The ...
This paper argues that, for a given overall level of labour income taxation, a more progressive tax ...
This paper considers the financing of productive public goods and social benefits through different ...
This study investigates the asymmetric unemployment-output tradeoff in the Eurozone. Building upon t...