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Tax Incidence in a Growing Economy with Variable Factor Supply
I. A one-sector general equilibrium analysis, 553. — II. A numerical example, 560. — III. Long-run incidence in a growing economy, 563. — IV. The path of adjustment, 570. — V. Conclusion, 572.
An Econometric Model of the Medicare System: Reply
Journal Article An Econometric Model of the Medicare System: Reply Get access Martin S. Feldstein Martin S. Feldstein Harvard University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 87, Issue 3, August 1973, Pages 490–494, https://doi.org/10.2307/1882018 Published: 01 August 1973
Equity and Efficiency in Public Sector Pricing: The Optimal Two-Part Tariff
I. Introduction, 175. — II. The optimal price, 176. — III. The welfare loss due to incorrect pricing, 182. — IV. An example, 183. — V. Concluding remarks, 187.
An Econometric Model of the Medicare System
I. An overview of the Medicare model, 4.—II. Supplementary medical insurance, 5.—III. Hospital admissions, 8.—IV. Extended care unit admissions, 11.—V. Hospital insurance benefits per hospital episode (HIBPHE), 12.—VI. Supplementary insurance benefits, 15.—VII. The reduced form of the Medicare system, 16.—VIII. Concluding remarks, 19.
The Effects of Taxation on the Selling of Corporate Stock and the Realization of Capital Gains: Reply
Martin Feldstein, Joel Slemrod, Shlomo Yitzhaki; The Effects of Taxation on the Selling of Corporate Stock and the Realization of Capital Gains: Reply, The
The Effects of Taxation on the Selling of Corporate Stock and the Realization of Capital Gains
This study provides the first econometric analysis of the effect of taxation on the realization of capital gains. The analysis thus extends and complements the earlier study by Feldstein and Yitzhaki [1978] of the effect of taxation on the selling of corporate stock. The present analysis, using a large, new body of data obtained from individual tax returns, supports the earlier finding that corporate stock sales are quite sensitive to tax rates and then shows that the effect on the realization of capital gains is even stronger.
The Optimal Taxation of Foreign Source Investment Income
I. The basic model, 615.—II. Tax rate interdependence, 620.—III. Foreign borrowing, 626.—IV. Conclusion, 628.
Corporate Financial Policy and Taxation in a Growing Economy
I. A model of financial equilibrium, 412.—IL Effects of changes in the profit tax rate, 418.—III. Effects of changes in the taxation of retained earnings, 423.—IV. The nonneutrality of the corporate income tax, 427.—V. Conclusion, 430.