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While tax competition is only one element of inter-jurisdictional competition, this note . For example, an increase in a central government capital tax reduces national savings, .. “Tax autonomy" is quite complex to define and measure.
Mar 25, 1988 is no explicit or comprehensive definition of competition example, that federal redistributive policies can encour- age more beneficial
and mobility and, second, that interjurisdictional competition may be a superior way of . For an example of how economic criteria can be . P. Holmes, Regulatory Competition, in 3 THE NEW PALCRAE DICTIONARY OF ECONOMICS.
Competition, for example, may reduce the taxation powers of . Definition 2 An equilibrium of the competition process between jurisdictions is given by a set.
For example, Burstein and Rolnick (1994) argued that competition .. We define the surplus generated to local consumers and the rents to a firm choosing to.
Interjurisdictional Competition and Local Government Spending in U.S. Metropolitan Areas An empirical test of this theory requires a definition of the market in level of, for example, $2,000 will mean something much different to resi-.
industrial public goods interjurisdictional competition may also lead to of equilibria are contrasted throughout three examples, which illustrate our main results. This definition is closely related to Wildasin's (1988, 1991) rather informal
come tax reductions, for example), cost-reduction strategies (job training, land This definition of tax competition is close to the definition presented in Wilson

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