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What the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Means for Tax Expenditures
Eric Toder | 20 June 2019Blog, Fiscal | Tags: Income Tax, Inequality, Tax Expenditures
In a new paper, my former Tax Policy Center colleague Daniel Berger and I calculate that the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) modestly reduced the cost of tax... continue reading
Trade Policy Priorities for Financial Services
21 June 2019 | By InvitationRoundtables, Trade | Tags: Financial Regulation, Services Trade
International financial service providers account for a key part of global services flows and have been a historic catalyst of services trade negotiations. Yet, countries today are reluctant to undertake... continue reading
The Low-Skill Losers
Karen Petrou | 30 April 2019Blog, Monetary | Tags: Employment, Federal Reserve, Inequality, QE
The Fed is devoting increasing analytical – if not yet policy-maker – attention to the unequalizing impact of unconventional policy. It’s a start – a major problem besetting central... continue reading
Firm Heterogeneity in Services Trade: Micro-Level Evidence from Eight OECD Countries
Sebastian Benz, Dorothée Rouzet and Francesca Spinelli | 18 April 2019Trade, Working Papers | Tags: Services Trade
This paper shows that smaller and less productive firms, as well as first-time exporters are overproportionally affected by services trade barriers using micro-data from Belgium, Finland, Germany, Italy, Japan, Sweden,... continue reading
Fiscal Transparency: The Case of Tax Expenditures in Developing Countries
Mario Mansour | 11 April 2019Blog, Fiscal | Tags: Tax Expenditures
In recent years, more developing countries have started reporting on their tax expenditures, however the quality of reporting needs to improve if it is to usefully contribute to fiscal transparency... continue reading
Taxation in Aging Societies – Increasing the Effectiveness and Fairness of Pension Systems
Agustin Redonda, Vincenzo Galasso, Mark Mazur, Miranda Stewart and Matthew Whittaker | 28 March 2019External, Fiscal | Tags: Inequality, Pensions, Tax Expenditures
Population aging is accelerating worldwide and has significant socio-economic implications, including a decline in the size of the labour force, an increase in the age-dependency ratio and a redistribution of... continue reading