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Pareto - efficient international taxation in the presence of environmental externalities Yoshitomo Ogawa and Akihiko Yanase

By: Ogawa, Yoshitomo.
Contributor(s): Yanase, Akihiro.
Material type: ArticleArticlePublisher: 2019Subject(s): FISCALIDAD INTERNACIONAL | EXTERNALIDADES | MEDIO AMBIENTE | MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS In: FinanzArchiv v. 75, n. 2, June 2019, p. 111-126 Summary: This study analyzes Pareto-efficient international taxation, comprising commodity taxes, tariffs, and environmental taxes, in a multicountry economy. In such an economy, each country has a distinct revenue constraint and there are various types of cross-border environmental externalities. We show that Pareto-efficient international taxation is characterized by the standard Ramsey commodity tax rule, the collinearity of the tariff vector, and general-equilibrium Pigouvian environmental taxation. Our Pigouvian tax formula is applicable to a wide variety of contexts, including global, regional, and localized pollution, and it yields important suggestions for the single pricing of cross-border pollution.
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This study analyzes Pareto-efficient international taxation, comprising commodity taxes, tariffs, and environmental taxes, in a multicountry economy. In such an economy, each country has a distinct revenue constraint and there are various types of cross-border environmental externalities. We show that Pareto-efficient international taxation is characterized by the standard Ramsey commodity tax rule, the collinearity of the tariff vector, and general-equilibrium Pigouvian environmental taxation. Our Pigouvian tax formula is applicable to a wide variety of contexts, including global, regional, and localized pollution, and it yields important suggestions for the single pricing of cross-border pollution.

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