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Ad Valorem Tax Analysis Versus Ad Valorem Taxes: an Unnoted Inconsistency

Public Finance Quarterly, 1979
George P. Lephardt, T.Norman Van Cott
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Ad Valorem Taxes: Final Comment

Public Finance Quarterly, 1979
George P. Lephardt, T.Norman Van Cott
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Comparing ad valorem and specific taxes with corporate social responsibility

Journal of Public Economic Theory
AbstractThis paper examines the welfare ranking of indirect tax systems with corporate social responsibility (CSR) in a duopoly. Findings show that the two firms' cost and CSR asymmetries both play important roles. If the cost‐efficient firm has a higher CSR level, the standard result in traditional tax theory is sustainable.
Po‐Yuan Hsiao   +3 more
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Unit Vs. Ad Valorem Taxes in Multi-Product Cournot Oligopoly [PDF]

open access: possible, 2007
The welfare dominance of ad valorem taxes over unit taxes in a single-market Cournot oligopoly is well-known. This article extends the analysis to multi-market oligopoly. Provided all ad valorem taxes are positive, unit costs are constant, firms are active in all considered markets, and a representative consumer has convex preferences, it is shown that
Lapan, Harvey E., Hennessy, David A.
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Ad Valorem and Unit Taxes Compared

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1953
D. B. Suits, R. A. Musgrave
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On Some Non-Equivalence Results of Ad Valorem Tax (2005) [PDF]

open access: possible, 2005
The international experience shows a variety of approaches to the organization and degree of decentralization in tax administration. It is quite common to observe, even in countries that are otherwise significantly decentralized as is the case in the Scandinavian Countries, a highly centralized organization of tax administration.
Sally Wallace, Daoshu Wang, Yongsheng Xu
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Ad Valorem and Specific Taxes

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1940
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Sales Tax: Specific or Ad Valorem Tax for a Non-renewable Resource?

2009
This paper shows that for a time-independent specific tax and a time-independent ad valorem tax that induce the same competitive equilibrium in the Hotelling model of resource extraction, the ad valorem tax yields a higher level of discounted tax revenues than the specific tax.
Nguyen Manh Hung, Nguyen Van Quyen
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