Models and Applications from New Zealand
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Köp båda 2 för 2113 kr'. . . this will be a useful addition to the existing literature on how to measure indirect taxes' impacts on households at different ends of the income and expenditure spectrums.' -- John Christensen, Tax Justice Focus 'This book is impressive in the care taken to take account of as many factors as possible and in the detail offered to the reader. Conclusions are carefully drawn. . .' -- Citizen's Income Newsletter
John Creedy, Wellington School of Business and Government, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand and Cath Sleeman
Contents: Part I: Introduction 1. Introduction 2. New Zealand Taxes and Data Part II: Excise Taxes and Welfare 3. Excise Taxation, Equity and Efficiency 4. A Petrol Tax Increase Part III: Environmental Taxes 5. Effects of a Carbon Tax 6. Minimum Disruption Changes Part IV: Tax Revenue 7. The Revenue Elasticity of NZ Taxes Part V: Some Measurement Issues 8. Indirect Taxation and Progressivity 9. The Income Unit and Income Concept Part VI: Conclusions 10. Conclusions A. Income and Consumption Taxes B. Welfare Changes and Tax Burdens C. The Simulation Model D. Revenue Elasticity Computations E. Progressivity and the LES F. The Almost Ideal Demand System G. Carbon Tax Tables Bibliography Index