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Tax devaluation with endogenous margins

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Date
2015
Ville de l'éditeur
Paris
Nom de l'éditeur
Université Paris Dauphine
Indexation documentaire
Economie internationale
Subject
Fiscal devaluation; social VAT; tax reform; international trade
Code JEL
F.F1.F12; H.H2.H20
URI
https://basepub.dauphine.fr/handle/123456789/15039
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Auteur
Belan, Pascal
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Carbonnier, Clément
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Carré, Martine
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Type
Document de travail / Working paper
Nombre de pages du document
23
Résumé en anglais
Several European countries have recently envisaged to implement fiscal policies that constitute alternatives to monetary devaluation in the context of a monetary union. Social value-added tax is one of these alternatives: it consists to shift fiscal revenue from payroll tax to value-added tax, with the objective to address simultaneously competitiveness and employment problems. We analyze the consequence of such a policy in a model of international trade with heterogeneous firm à la Melitz. We depart from the CES case for taking account of the way changes in the tax rates may mo dify competition between producers, their margins, and the way these changes are refefected in prices. We first show that social VAT is neutral for zero trade balances. Then, in a two-country model, we show that, after the introduction of the social VAT, intensive and extensive margins increase in the net importing country regardless of the country that implements the policy. Both margins decrease in the net exporting country. Considering non-CES utility functions, the effects of social VAT are attenuated (amplified) if love for variety increases (decreases) with quantities

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