Tax simulations for Spain with a flexible demand system
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Grupo de I+D en Economía, Políticas Públicas y SaludKnowledge Area
Economía AplicadaPublication date
1993-05Publisher
Universidad Pompeu Fabra. Departamento de Economía y EmpresaBibliographic Citation
LABEAGA, José M., LÓPEZ, Ángel.Tax simulations for Spain with a flexible demand system. Working Papers, 38: 48, Mayo 1993Keywords
Escasa frecuencia de compraEstimación de las variables instrumentales
Impuestos indirectos
Bienestar individual
Infrequency of purchase
Instrumental variable estimation
Indirect taxes
Individual welfare
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The final aim of this paper is to study the impact on welfare and revenue of changes in the Spanish indirect tax system: First, we estimate a complete flexible demand model on non durable goods exclusively, then we conduct a simulation exercise for two hypothetical reformd of VAT rates. The analysis is all done at micro level. It is desirable and, even necessary, if we want to know how demographic characteristics affect the behaviour of households and how taxes affect the welfare effects (progressive, regressive or neutral) of increase in VAT depend on good categories and type of households under consideration.
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