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... reduced tax on capital income and the increased deficit are capable of turning additional saving into greater capital intensity without a change in the price level ( and therefore without the possi- bility of a deflationary unemployment ...
... reduced tax on capital income and the increased deficit are capable of turning additional saving into greater capital intensity without a change in the price level ( and therefore without the possi- bility of a deflationary unemployment ...
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... reduced . In that case , an increased saving rate can imply price deflation and therefore possible unemploy- ment . This problem can be avoided however by reducing the tax on capital income ( or , in some cases , by an increased deficit ...
... reduced . In that case , an increased saving rate can imply price deflation and therefore possible unemploy- ment . This problem can be avoided however by reducing the tax on capital income ( or , in some cases , by an increased deficit ...
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... reduced relative to the level where v / v = p . Reduc- ing 1⁄2 reduces taxes of entrants and in- creases R2 for a given ō . At the same time as 12 falls , ( 2 ) rises , which decreases R , the developer can charge initial residents ...
... reduced relative to the level where v / v = p . Reduc- ing 1⁄2 reduces taxes of entrants and in- creases R2 for a given ō . At the same time as 12 falls , ( 2 ) rises , which decreases R , the developer can charge initial residents ...
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