Research Paper No. 747

TAX MODELS AND THEIR USES

by

John Creedy

MAY 2000

Department of Economics. University of Melbourne. Melbourne Victoria 3010 Australia

 

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. The Need for Tax Models
  1. The Role of Small Models
    1. Indirect Tax Incidence
    2. Two-Sector General Equilibrium Models
    3. Optimal Tax Models
    4. Life Cycle Models
  1. Large-Scale Tax Models
    1. General Features of Microsimulation Models
      1. The Tax and Transfer System
      2. Partial Equilibrium Modelling
      3. Data Limitations
    2. Non-Behavioural Tax Models
    3. Behavioural Microsimulation Models
      1. Population Heterogeneity
      2. Labour Force Participation

5. Conclusions

 

 

 

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