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Wasteful government, tax evasion, and the provision of public goods / Gareth D. Myles
Main Author: Myles, Gareth D. Conjunt level: / European journal of political economy / ed. Aryle L. Hillman, Heinrich W. Ursprung, Frans A.A.M. Van Winden. - V. 16, n. 1(March 2000). - Amsterdam : Elsevier, 2000. - ISSN 0176-2680. - P. 51-74. Topical name: Modelo | Propriedade Pública | Evasão Fiscal | Despesas Públicas | Imposto Ã?ptimo Classification: H410:H210
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| Item type | Location | Call Number | Status | Date Due |
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| Analítico | Mediateca da Universidade Lusíada de Lisboa | EJPE P160-251 (Browse Shelf) | Empréstimo local |
Sumário:
1. Introduction
2. Aspects of political culture
3. Definitions and preliminary results
4. Public good provision
5. Golden glow
6. Conclusions
Resumo:
The paper considers the question of whether public good should be provided by the government or through private provision. The results cast doubt upon the role of the government as a provider and suggest instead that it may be better employed as a facilitator of private provision. These arguments are strengthened if consumers can engage in tax evasion or the government is wasteful in its use of resources. The paper also reveals that tax evasion can emerge as the best response to inequitable government policy.
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