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  • 2009/26: Central command, local hazard and the race to the top

    Edoardo Di Porto, Federico Revelli

    This paper explores for the first time the consequences of centrally imposed local tax limitations on the modelling and estimation of spatial auto-correlation in local fiscal policies, and compares three spatial interaction estimators: a) the conventional maximum likelihood estimator that ignores censoring; b) a spatial Tobit estimator; c) a discrete...

    2009/25: On the optimal design of disaster insurance in a federation

    Timothy J. Goodspeed, Andrew F. Haughwout

    Recent experience with disasters and terrorist attacks in the US indicates that state and local governments rely on the federal sector for support after disasters occur. But these same governments are responsible for investing in infrastructure designed to reduce vulnerability to natural and man-made hazards. This division of responsibilities –...

    2009/24: (Uncontrolled) Aggregate shocks or vertical tax interdependence? Evidence from gasoline and cigarettes

    Alejandro Esteller-Moré, Leonzio Rizzo

    Besley and Rosen (1998) were the first authors to empirically estimate the presence of vertical tax externalities. They tested it on gasoline and tobacco unitary taxes. However, they did not take into account the difference in cost of living across states: high cost areas pay less in real terms than...

    2009/23: Pension funding and individual accounts in economies with life-cyclers and myopes

    Hans Fehr, Fabian Kindermann

    The present paper Studies the growth and efficiency consequences of pension funding with individual retirement accounts in a general equilibrium overlapping generations model with idiosyncratic lifespan and labor income uncertainty. We distinguish between economies with rational and hyperbolic consumers and compare the consequences of voluntary and mandatory retirement plans. Three...

    2009/22: Voluntary pension savings: the effects of the finnish tax reform on savers’ behaviour

    Jarkko Harju

    Many countries tax voluntary pension savings using the so-called EET model, based on tax-deductible savings and taxable withdrawals. In Finland the tax reform of 2005 changed the tax rate schedule from progressive to proportional, while the basic structure of the EET model was retained. This paper studies empirically the savers’...

    2009/21: Optimal risk allocation in the provision of local public services: can a private insurer be better than a public mutual fund?

    Luigi Buzzacchi, Gilberto Turati

    In this paper we consider the institutional arrangements needed in a decentralised framework to cope with the potential adverse welfare effects caused by localized negative shocks, that impact on the provision of public services and that can be limited by precautionary investments. We model the role of a public mutual...