Efficiency Costs and the Demand for Income Redistribution
This study includes the marginal cost of redistribution (MCR) in analyzing the adjusted tax price faced by the median voter. The adjusted tax price is then used to analyze the degree to which efficiency costs change the level of income redistribution provided through the Aid to Families with Depende...
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| description | This study includes the marginal cost of redistribution (MCR) in analyzing the
adjusted tax price faced by the median voter. The adjusted tax price is then used to
analyze the degree to which efficiency costs change the level of income redistribution
provided through the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program.
The results of this article suggest that efficiency costs, on average, raise the cost of
AFDC transfers by approximately 28% and reduces the level of AFDC redistribution
by about 14.6%. |
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| subjects | Cost control Costs Domestic policy Econometrics Economic aspects Economic models Efficiency Estimates Government programs Grants Income distribution Income redistribution Labor supply Medicaid Population Public finance Real income Redistributive taxation Social services Studies Tax collection Tax rates Tax revenues Taxation Taxes U.S.A Variables Voters Welfare Welfare economics |
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