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Capital income taxation and resource allocation

Hans‐Werner Sinn

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Introduction. Introduction to the Theory of Intertemporal Allocation. Fisher, Solow, and the General Intertemporal Equilibrium. Taxes and the Decision Problem of the Firm. Taxation and the Financial Decisions of the Firm. Investment, Finance, and Taxation. Taxation, Industry Structure, and the Legal Status of Firms. Taxation and International Capital Movements. Intertemporal General Equilibrium with Taxation. Taxation and Economic Growth. Dynamic Incidence. Alternatives to Capital Income Taxation. Appendixes. Indexes.

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Introduction. Introduction to the Theory of Intertemporal Allocation. Fisher, Solow, and the General Intertemporal Equilibrium. Taxes and the Decision Problem of the Firm. Taxation and the Financial Decisions of the Firm. Investment, Finance, and Taxation. Taxation, Industry Structure, and the Legal Status of Firms. Taxation and International Capital Movements. Intertemporal General Equilibrium with Taxation. Taxation and Economic Growth. Dynamic Incidence. Alternatives to Capital Income Taxation. Appendixes. Indexes.

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Introduction. Introduction to the Theory of Intertemporal Allocation. Fisher, Solow, and the General Intertemporal Equilibrium. Taxes and the Decision Problem of the Firm. Taxation and the Financial Decisions of the Firm. Investment, Finance, and Taxation. Taxation, Industry Structure, and the Legal Status of Firms. Taxation and International Capital Movements. Intertemporal General Equilibrium with Taxation. Taxation and Economic Growth. Dynamic Incidence. Alternatives to Capital Income Taxation. Appendixes. Indexes.

Key concepts: Economics, International taxation, Investment (military), Double taxation, Capital (architecture), Resource allocation, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics

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