The Economic Impacts of Tax–Transfer Policy. Regional and distributional effects

Content: 
Institute for Research on Poverty Monograph Series, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Inside Front Cover, Page v
List of tables, Pages xi-xii
Foreword, Pages xiii-xiv
Preface, Page xv
Acknowledgments, Page xvii
1 - Income transfers and income redistribution, Pages 1-5
2 - Two tax–transfer policy proposals—the basis for a simulation exercise, Pages 7-12
3 - Modeling the microeconomic effects of tax—transfer policy: Conceptual issues, Pages 13-25
4 - Modeling the microeconomic effects of tax—transfer policy: Empirical issues, Pages 27-52
5 - From first-round to final income redistribution: How much do antipoverty transfers equalize incomes?, Pages 53-79
6 - Between first-round and final income redistribution: The process of economic adjustment, Pages 81-123
7 - Summary and conclusions, Pages 125-130
Appendix A - Calculation of benefits from income-transfer programs, Pages 131-132
Appendix B - Simulated state supplementary welfare payments under FAP, Pages 133-136
Appendix C - Simulated tax revenues required to finance transfer programs, Pages 137-140
Appendix D - Estimation of marginal budget shares, Pages 141-146
Appendix E - Reconciliation of consumer expenditure categories with input—output categories, Pages 147-155
Appendix F - The formation of socioeconomic groups for expenditure models based on normal income, Pages 157-165
Appendix G - Estimation of ratios of employment to output, by industry and region, Pages 167-170
Appendix H - Statistical reliability of regional aggregation, Pages 171-175
Appendix I - Detailed occupational categories, Pages 177-180
Appendix J - Estimation of regional matrices of occupation by earnings class, Pages 181-185
Appendix K - Impacts of income-transfer policies on gross output, by detailed industry, Pages 187-189
Appendix L - Impacts of income-transfer policies on labor demand, by detailed occupational category, Pages 191-194
Subject index, Pages 195-198