Abstract Financial compensations are often proposed to address regressive distributional impacts of carbon taxes. While financial have shown benefit vulnerable groups distributionally, little is known about their on emission reduction or needs satisfaction. A potential problem with cash that if households spend this money back into the economy while no additional decarbonisation policies implem...

So far we have assumed the existence of a (federal) government capable of imposing a different level of a road tax on each part of the network and returning the revenue either lump-sum or in the form of a labor tax cut. Although the above setting can potentially lead to an (economically) efficient allocation (i.e. when the correct level of a tax is combined with the correct revenue-recycling pr...

Located on the scenic St. Croix River, Hudson, Wisconsin is just a half-hour drive from major metropolitan area of Minneapolis and Paul - "the Twin Cities" Minnesota. Hudson is, therefore, popular "bedroom" community for Cities' workers. Those commuters, residents who work in Minnesota, face taxation by two sovereign states: They are taxed state basis their residency Wisconsin, they Minnesota i...

Some business practices of service firms have the potential to negatively affect customer demand because they are perceived as unfair. We discuss how fairness concerns can influence customer choice, and propose a conceptualisation embedded in expected utility theory that accounts for fairness judgments. The intended contributions are (1) to advance the literature on customer decision making by ...

During the course of drawing up this information sheet we took into account to comply with the provisions of Directive 2011/83/EU on consumer rights, Directive on labelling, presentation and advertising of foodstuffs (2000/13/EC) and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (2005/29/EC) with respect to the aim of the above regulations to provide the consumers with the most possible detailed in...

This paper contributes to the question of how taxation of corporate profits and wages affects competition among firms for highly skilled human resources such as CEOs. Use of a theoretical model shows that wage taxes can have a substantial impact on the outcome of such a competition if marginal tax rates are different as in an international labor market. Further, the paper shows that increasing ...

Information Systems (IS) academics who have recently achieved professorial status often confess that their promotion process has been long, sometimes painful, occasionally unfair, and almost invariably political. Also, it is clear that the perceptions about promotion criteria vary across schools, countries and continents. This situation is particularly worrying for ‘mid career’ academics, i.e.,...

This mixed method paper assessed interrelationships of unfair treatment at work, stress, and problem drinking amongst a sample of U.S. Navy careerists. Survey data from current drinkers (n=2380) were analyzed, along with qualitative interviews from a quota sample of 81. More women than men (51.4% vs. 16.2%) reported gender unfair treatment; approximately 20% of respondents reported ethnic/racia...

This paper investigates whether the effectiveness of contract enforcement affects the extent for firms to form R&D alliances. We first formalize in a model how weak contract enforcement is associated with a lower probability of observing a firm forming any R&D alliance. The model implies that such an association is further exacerbated if the firm perceives its partner as less trustworthy. Using...

laffer curve indicates relationship between tax rate and tax income. the aim of this paper is estimating of laffer curve in iranian economy. to do so, we have used threshold regression method. empirical results indicate that since the tax rate is low (the threshold value is less than 0.0848) in two-regime model, tax rate and tax income have a significant positive relationship, but when the tax ...