Taxes and the quality of capital

Article Abstract:

Quality composition of capital goods that a firm may purchase can be affected due to tax policy toward investment, by changing the relative prices of capital varieties even within narrow classes of equipment. A methodology for calculating the implied dead weight loss, from quality distortion is also mentioned.

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Taxes and the quality of capital

Article Abstract:

Quality composition of capital goods that a firm may purchase can be affected due to tax policy toward investment, by changing the relative prices of capital varieties even within narrow classes of equipment. A methodology for calculating the implied dead weight loss, from quality distortion is also mentioned.

United States, Product quality, Analysis, Industrial equipment, Quality management, Capital investments, Tax policy, Capital investment

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The impact of the corporate income tax: evidence from the state organizational form data

Article Abstract:

The impact of different corporate income tax rates on the firm's choice of organizational form is discussed. The affect is found to be very huge on personal income on the share of real economic activity and less on labor intensity and wages of firms.

Public Finance Activities, Management dynamics, Corporate Income Taxes, Management, Influence, Company business management, Organization, Organizational structure

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