DO WE REALLY KNOW THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF TAXATION?
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DO WE REALLY KNOW THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF TAXATION?
maximum
3 page long -double spaced-(no more than that)
The
first paragraph: You have to motivate the concept that you will discuss. Why
did you choose this topic? Why is it important? What would you be discussing?
What is your main finding/idea in 1 sentence?
The
body, several paragraphs: Illustrate results,
discuss articles, compare and contrast them. Which article(s) is (are) more
reasonable for you? Discuss about graphs if you choose data
options. Link them to the models we covered as much as you can. Does
a model fail to explain this? Or can it explain this fact? Or could
you suggest adding a feature to a modeling order to explain this
issue? Give your own ideas referring the material you chose (article or
graphs).
The
last paragraph: Summary your main findings in 2-3 sentences. Tell me
what I should learn from your wok.
OPTIONS:
choose between those 3
- What is going
on in Europe?
The
Eurozone crisis is still an issue. Choose 3-4 article among the articles from
the list below, discuss them, compare and contrast. Take a stance. Give your
own idea (of course you need to support). Link these to our models from the
class as much as you can(Solow model, IS-LM…). You can use other additional
articles (but you have to use these first) as long as you give a reference.
- http://voxeu.org/article/ez-crisis-what-went-wrong-european-financial-integration
- http://voxeu.org/article/low-interest-rates-capital-flows-and-declining-productivity-south-europe
- http://voxeu.org/article/capital-gains-international-portfolios-new-evidence-eurozone
- http://voxeu.org/article/euro-s-financial-integration-europe
- http://voxeu.org/article/eu-should-start-debate-too-big-fail
- Do we really
know the economic implications of taxation?
Taxation
is still open to debate. Choose 3-4 article among the articles from the list
below, discuss them, compare and contrast. Take a stance. Give your own idea
(of course you need to support).Link these to our models from the class as much
as you can. You can use other additional articles (but you have to use these
first) as long as you give a reference.
- http://voxeu.org/article/fighting-deflation-unconventional-fiscal-policy
- http://voxeu.org/article/rethinking-informality
- http://voxeu.org/article/tax-progressivity-and-tax-revenue
- http://voxeu.org/article/rd-tax-incentives-new-evidence-trends-and-effectiveness
- http://voxeu.org/article/high-marginal-tax-rates-top-1
- http://voxeu.org/article/tax-policy-procyclicality
- http://voxeu.org/article/tax-policy-hard-times
- Data: Which
productivity?
In
Solow model, we focus on TFP (total factor productivity). On the hand hand,
labor productivity is another measure for economic performance. It may be
defined as real GDP per hour worked. Go the Penn World Tables, and choose a
country. Plot labor productivity (rgdpo series over emp*avh) and TFP (ctfp
series) in the same graph. You must choose a country which has a sizable difference in these 2 values historically
(they should not very close to each other in all years). Discuss the reasons
why these 2 may be different
from each other. Could you relate this to Solow model. If one is higher than
the other, what does it mean in terms of our model? Convince me.
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