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The Benefits of a Financial Transactions Tax [PDF]
, 2008 The recent economic turmoil has generated renewed interest in a financial transactions tax (FTT). While such a tax will be vigorously opposed by the financial industry, it offers a very attractive mechanism for raising revenue that is arguably efficiency-enhancing.
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Financial Transaction Taxes: Benefits and Cost
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010Proponents of financial transaction taxes (“FTTs”) claim that such taxes will raise revenue and discourage “destabilizing speculation.” Opponents of FTTs claim that they are unlikely to achieve their stated goals and that FTTs will harm the performance of financial markets by reducing market depth and liquidity, increase market volatility, put downward
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Financial transaction tax: review and assessment [PDF]
, 2012 We explore whether a Financial Transactions Tax (FTT) is likely to correct the market failures that have contributed to the financial crisis, to what extent FTT succeeds in raising revenues, and how the FTT compares to alternative taxes in terms of efficiency. We find little evidence that the FTT will be effective in correcting market failures.
Jürgen Antony +4 more
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The financial transactions tax
Boletim de Ciências Económicas, 2014José Casalta Nabais +1 more
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Financial transaction tax and market quality: Evidence from France †
International Review of Finance, 2022Jerry T Parwada +2 more
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The societal benefit of a financial transaction tax
European Economic Review, 2016Aleksander Berentsen +1 more
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