TAILIEUCHUNG - Democratic Choice and Taxation

This book examines tax policies and tax systems as they arise from democratic choices, set against the background of a market economy. The authors find that democratic insti- tutions yield complex tax systems with features that follow a varied but predictable pat- tern. In developing their analysis, they use formal modeling of voting behavior, emphasizing recent advances in the theory of probabilistic voting. | DEMOCRATIC CHOICE AND TAXATION A THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS WALTER HETTỈCH AND STAN LEY L WIN ER Democratic Choice and Taxation This book examines tax policies and tax systems as they arise from democratic choices set against the background of a market economy. The authors find that democratic institutions yield complex tax systems with features that follow a varied but predictable pattern. In developing their analysis they use formal modeling of voting behavior emphasizing recent advances in the theory of probabilistic voting. The analysis in this book differs from the available tax literature by relating fiscal choices directly to voting and political competition and by examining tax systems in democratic countries from a variety of perspectives. The authors originally focus on explaining observed features of tax systems but they also devote considerable space to discussion of the welfare and efficiency effects of taxation in the presence of collective choice and they review other models and the related literature. In addition they use applied general equilibrium analysis and statistical research on national and state governments in the United States and Canada to link theory to empirical data. Walter Hettich is Professor of Economics at California State University Fullerton. He has also held faculty positions at Carleton and Queen s Universities Canada and visiting positions at the University of California at Berkeley and Santa Cruz and has been a research scholar at the University of Konstanz Germany. He is the author of articles in the American Economic Review Journal of Public Economics Canadian Journal of Economics National Tax Journal European Journal of Political Economy and Public Choice among other publications. A former consultant to several departments of the Canadian government he has also been named Outstanding Professor School of Business and Economics California State University. Stanley L. Winer is Professor of Economics at the School of .

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• a Computable Model
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