Working Paper du GATE 2002-05This paper investigates the impact of tax system and interdependent behaviour on the individual decision to work in the regular and irregular labour markets. We first develop a theoretical labour supply model and in order to impose a minimum structure of preferences, we specify a quadratique utility function. The parameter estimates are estimated from full information maximum likelihood method. We estimate a simultaneous equation system corresponding to hours worked in both market, virtual non-wage income, regular net wage and expected irregular wage. We proceed to econometric estimations on a unique microdata set from randomized survey conducted in Canada during 1994. Our results confirm the interdependent beha...
Redistribution and labour supply incentives: a simple application of the optimal tax theory A growi...
La littérature contient très peu de recherches empiriques concernant les effets distributifs du syst...
This paper inverts the usual logic of applied optimal income taxation. It starts from the observed d...
Working Paper du GATE 2002-05This paper investigates the impact of tax system and interdependent beh...
This paper presents an econometric model of labour supply on official and underground markets in the...
Working paper du GATE n°14-2001This paper presents a theoretical and empirical model of labour suppl...
The authors use experimental economics to examine how people adjust their labor supply in response t...
In this paper we identify how changes in the income tax rate affect the labour supply under interdep...
While taxation is essential to ensure the proper functioning of the State, it can pose threats to ec...
We extend the theoretical model of Rees and Shah (1986) to incorporate the e¤ects of marginal tax ra...
This paper examines the impact that reforms of the French welfare system could have on the employmen...
This thesis examines the role of the tax-and-benefit system on the income distribution, with a focus...
Taxes, Social Security Contributions, Skills and Employment: A Study Using the "Julien" Computable G...
In this paper, we formulate and estimate an economic model of labor supply and welfare participation...
Our research econometrically tests for social interactions in labor supply. Interdependence is a res...
Redistribution and labour supply incentives: a simple application of the optimal tax theory A growi...
La littérature contient très peu de recherches empiriques concernant les effets distributifs du syst...
This paper inverts the usual logic of applied optimal income taxation. It starts from the observed d...
Working Paper du GATE 2002-05This paper investigates the impact of tax system and interdependent beh...
This paper presents an econometric model of labour supply on official and underground markets in the...
Working paper du GATE n°14-2001This paper presents a theoretical and empirical model of labour suppl...
The authors use experimental economics to examine how people adjust their labor supply in response t...
In this paper we identify how changes in the income tax rate affect the labour supply under interdep...
While taxation is essential to ensure the proper functioning of the State, it can pose threats to ec...
We extend the theoretical model of Rees and Shah (1986) to incorporate the e¤ects of marginal tax ra...
This paper examines the impact that reforms of the French welfare system could have on the employmen...
This thesis examines the role of the tax-and-benefit system on the income distribution, with a focus...
Taxes, Social Security Contributions, Skills and Employment: A Study Using the "Julien" Computable G...
In this paper, we formulate and estimate an economic model of labor supply and welfare participation...
Our research econometrically tests for social interactions in labor supply. Interdependence is a res...
Redistribution and labour supply incentives: a simple application of the optimal tax theory A growi...
La littérature contient très peu de recherches empiriques concernant les effets distributifs du syst...
This paper inverts the usual logic of applied optimal income taxation. It starts from the observed d...