Economic Liberalization Impact, Fiscal Conditions, and Tax Ratio to Welfare

Hidden Economies and the Socially Optimal Fiscal- Tax to Liquidity-Tax Ratio

Differential tax analysis is used to show how the socially optimal fiscal-tax to liquidity-tax ratio changes with the relative size of the tax-evading hidden economy. The smaller the relative size of the hidden economy, the larger the optimal fiscal-tax to liquidity-tax ratio. The empirical cross-section and panel evidence supports this theoretical result. JEL: E31, E52, H21, O17

Impact of Liberalization and Economic Integration on Mexico's Computer Sector

Welfare Gains from Financial Liberalization.

Financial liberalization has been a controversial issue, as empirical evidence for growth enhancing effects is mixed. Here, we find sizable welfare gains from liberalization (cost to repression), though the gain in economic growth is ambiguous. We take the view that financial liberalization is a government policy that alters the path of financial deepening, while financial deepening is endogeno...

Investigating the Impact of Tax Revenues (Tax Expenditures) on Iran's Economic Growth

Taxes constitute the main sources of government revenue on one hand and, on the other hand, are one of the most important financial policy tools and can play a key role in economic growth and development. Therefore, it is important to identify tax payment potential as a step towards achieving these revenues. However, part of the tax revenue cannot be collected for legal and illegal reasons. In ...

The impact of regional economic discrimination on tax compliance

This paper seeks to explain the relationship between regional economic discrimination in the form of three indices of need discrimination, capacity discrimination and combined index of tax compliance across provinces for the period of 2002-2016 in three five-year periods. The research model was estimated by GLS method. The results of the model estimation show that there is a significant relatio...