tax incidence

The tax incidence is thus said to fall on the employee.

The theory of tax incidence has a number of practical results.

A lot of the debate about tax incidence is however concerned with the inter-industry structure.

Tax incidence or burden does not in any way depend on where the revenue has been collected.

Mr. Bush numbers some of the world's leading experts on tax incidence among his advisers.

The conceptual framework used here relies heavily on the standard economic analysis of tax incidence.

Tax incidence is tricky: some taxes can be passed on to customers, others will end up hitting shareholders.

I would agree that we must work to minimize large-scale shifts in tax incidence to agricultural land.

The estimation of such tax incidence is beyond the scope of this analysis.

Assessing tax incidence is a major economics subfield within the field of public finance.

The tax shelter benefits result in a tax incidence disadvantaging the poor.

The intention is to illustrate how the conclusions regarding tax incidence may need to be modified when markets do not clear.

Tax incidence can be calculated using the pass-through fraction.

The tax incidence will therefore be on the corporate entity and not on the shareholder.

The articles focused on a back and forth over tax incidence and responses by producers.

When examining tax incidence, it is the lost consumer and producer surplus that is important.

We also have to analyse tax incidence.

Standard tax incidence analysis suggests that such a tax reduction would be shared among producers and consumers.

These are class distinctions concerning the distribution of costs and are not addressed in current tax incidence models.

I would further maintain that the issue of shifting tax incidence as a result of reassessment is an orange.

It is clear that the shifts in tax incidence have nothing to do with the fact that education has access to the property tax base.

By comparison with the current rating system, the poll tax incidence deviated even more systematically from service usage.

Examples of topics covered are tax incidence, optimal taxation, and the theory of public goods.

In order to examine the implications for tax incidence, we need to specify a theory of involuntary unemployment, and here there is considerable disagreement.

Tax incidence is said to "fall" upon the group that ultimately bears the burden of, or ultimately has to pay, the tax.