Reward patterns of fair solutions

Article Abstract:

Most solutions proposed in literature on fair allocations favor the preferences of agents, creating distribution patterns that reward certain agents at the expense of others. It is shown that among the basic models with private goods and decreasing returns, the Equal Income Competitive Equilibrium model favors eccentric preferences while egalitarian-equivalent solutions reward agents who prefer certain resources.

Economic aspects, Consumer preferences, Resource allocation, Fairness

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Is commodity taxation unfair?

Article Abstract:

The fairness of taxes on commodities is analyzed. The combination of commodity taxes and non-linear income tax is studied.

France, Income tax, Consumption taxes

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Is commodity taxation unfair?

Article Abstract:

A social welfare model is derived to evaluate the fairness of commodity taxation.

United States, Models, Evaluation, Social service, Goods and services tax, Social welfare

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