First published in 1981. This book reports on a decade of research into the effects of taxation on the supply of labour. In addition to their work in making labour supply estimates, the study explores a number of the ways labour supply estimates can be used.
First published in 1981. This book reports on a decade of research into the effects of taxation on the supply of labour. In addition to their work in making labour supply estimates, the study explores a number of the ways labour supply estimates can be used.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of Documents; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction C. V. Brown; Part One: The Data; 2. Sample Selection and Questionnaire Design C. V. Brown 3. Data Quality C. V. Brown; Part Two: The Results; 4. The Interview Approach C. V. Brown and E. Levin 5. The Basic Model C. V. Brown, E. Levin and D. T. Ulph 6. Endogeneity I: Estimating Labour Supply with Piecewise Linear Budget Constraints J. S. Ashworth and D. T. Ulph 7. Preferences K. Glaister, A. McGlone and R. J. Ruffell 8. Endogeneity II: Direct Estimation of Labour Supply Functions with Piecewise Linear Budget Constraints R. J. Ruffell 9. Household Models J. S. Ashworth and D. T. Ulph 10. Summary of Results C. V. Brown; Part Three: Implications; 11. Labour Supply, Taxation and the Measurement of Inequality D. T. Ulph 12. Labour Supply Responses to Tax Changes: A Simulation Exercise for the UK K. W. Glaister, A. McGlone and D. T. Ulph 13. Implications for Optimal Income Taxation D. T. Ulph and A. M. Ulph 14. Macroeconomic Implications I: Income Taxation and Employment. An Integration of Neoclassical and Keynesian Approaches C. V. Brown 15. Macroeconomic Implications II: Labour Supply and Fiscal Policy in a Disequilibrium Model K. W. Glaister 16. Inflation, Taxation and Income Distribution C. V. Brown, E. Levin and D. T. Ulph; Bibliography; Appendix; Index
List of Documents; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction C. V. Brown; Part One: The Data; 2. Sample Selection and Questionnaire Design C. V. Brown 3. Data Quality C. V. Brown; Part Two: The Results; 4. The Interview Approach C. V. Brown and E. Levin 5. The Basic Model C. V. Brown, E. Levin and D. T. Ulph 6. Endogeneity I: Estimating Labour Supply with Piecewise Linear Budget Constraints J. S. Ashworth and D. T. Ulph 7. Preferences K. Glaister, A. McGlone and R. J. Ruffell 8. Endogeneity II: Direct Estimation of Labour Supply Functions with Piecewise Linear Budget Constraints R. J. Ruffell 9. Household Models J. S. Ashworth and D. T. Ulph 10. Summary of Results C. V. Brown; Part Three: Implications; 11. Labour Supply, Taxation and the Measurement of Inequality D. T. Ulph 12. Labour Supply Responses to Tax Changes: A Simulation Exercise for the UK K. W. Glaister, A. McGlone and D. T. Ulph 13. Implications for Optimal Income Taxation D. T. Ulph and A. M. Ulph 14. Macroeconomic Implications I: Income Taxation and Employment. An Integration of Neoclassical and Keynesian Approaches C. V. Brown 15. Macroeconomic Implications II: Labour Supply and Fiscal Policy in a Disequilibrium Model K. W. Glaister 16. Inflation, Taxation and Income Distribution C. V. Brown, E. Levin and D. T. Ulph; Bibliography; Appendix; Index
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