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Alternatives of the Laffer Curve with "Hysteresis"

Vladimer Papava, P. Gugushvili

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The corrections to the Laffer Curve are based on a factor of time. High importance is the question - in which direction the average aggregate tax is changing: upward or downward, when the Laffer Effect always appears a couple of years later. Alternatives of the Laffer Curve are constructed in the article. © 2009 Bull. Georg. Natl. Acad. Sci.

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The corrections to the Laffer Curve are based on a factor of time. High importance is the question - in which direction the average aggregate tax is changing: upward or downward, when the Laffer Effect always appears a couple of years later. Alternatives of the Laffer Curve are constructed in the article. © 2009 Bull. Georg. Natl. Acad. Sci.

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The corrections to the Laffer Curve are based on a factor of time. High importance is the question - in which direction the average aggregate tax is changing: upward or downward, when the Laffer Effect always appears a couple of years later. Alternatives of the Laffer Curve are constructed in the article. © 2009 Bull. Georg. Natl. Acad. Sci.

Key concepts: Laffer curve, Economics, Hysteresis, Keynesian economics, Public economics, Tax reform, Physics, State income tax

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