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Issues in the Design of Saving and Investment Incentives
[report]
1981
unpublished
This paper examines the characteristics of and interactions among measures to effect saving and investment incentives ("S-I incentives") in the context of an income tax system that is inadequately indexed for inflation. Examples are proposals for more rapid depreciation of buildings and equipment and proposals to exempt larger amounts of interest income. SI incentives are classified into "consumption tax" and "direct grant" types, and it is shown that these differ in their influence on
doi:10.3386/w0637
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