effects on taxation on the forecasting of income inequality: evidence from germany, greece, and italy

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Abstract
In this paper, we investigate the impact of the fiscal system on wealth redistribution in Germany, Greece, and Italy. We demonstrate the application of the model to the data of the quoted countries. We obtain the gross income distributions by starting from the net income distributions downloaded from the Eurostat website and by using the individual income tax rates of each country. We evaluate the Dynamic Theil's Entropy that allows us to recover the total inequality between the net and gross income distributions for each of these countries. Such a comparison allowed us to understand how the fiscal systems affect wealth distribution. These results can be used for planning welfare policies.
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Authors ;D’Amico Guglielmo;Di Biase Giuseppe;Manca Raimondo
Journal clinical and experimental pharmacology & physiology
Year 2013
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10.2298/PAN1306707A
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http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1452-595X/2013/1452-595X1306707D.pdf
Keywords
demography welfare policieseconomic theory

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