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Lecture 12 Taxation

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Microeconomics Lecture 12

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Tax Systems

Key Terms

Key Termsaverage tax rate marginal tax rate lump-sum tax benefits principle ability-to-pay principle proportional tax regressive tax progressive tax !

Tax System

Tax SystemTwo Objectives:

Efficient and Equitable Lower costs and fair

Avoid

Avoiddeadweight loss

administrative burdens !

Efficient? low deadweight loss and low

administrative burdens

Efficient?

Efficient?low deadweight loss

and low administrative burdens

Administrative Burden

Administrative Burden

It costs time and money to collect

taxes

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Taxes Tax of 40 SAR

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Loss of 160 in surplus !

120 in taxes !

40 to deadweight loss !

25 percent loss to deadweight

Tax AnalysisSupply

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Tax on Seller with shift Supply curve up by the amount of the tax

Taxes Tax of 40 SAR

Incentives

Incentivestaxes distort

change behavior !

Type of Taxes

Type of TaxesIncome - Earn

Consumption - Spend

Are Taxes Fair?

Are Taxes Fair?

Benefits !

Ability to Pay

Benefits

Benefits

You should pay for the benefits you

receive !

Ability

Ability

If you are able you should pay more

Tradeoffs

Tradeoffs

Fair or Efficient?

Income Tax Rates

Income Tax RatesLump-Sum

Proportional Progressive Regressive

Lump Sum

Lump Sum

Pay a fixed amount regardless of income

Proportional

Proportional

Pay a fixed rate regardless of income

Progressive

Progressive

Pay an increasing rate

as income increases

Regressive

Regressive

Pay a decreasing rate

as income increases

Rates

Rates

Average Marginal

Average

Average

total taxes divided by

income

Marginal

Marginal

extra tax on the next riyal of

income

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Marginal

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Tax Rate

Tax Rate Income

Tax Rate Income Tax

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100

Tax Rate Income Tax

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Tax Rate Income Tax

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Tax Rate Income Tax

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Tax Rate Income Tax

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101 to 200

Tax Rate Income Tax

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101 to 200 30%

Tax Rate Income Tax

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101 to 200 30% 100

Tax Rate Income Tax

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Tax Rate Income Tax

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more than 200

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50%

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

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more than 200 50% 100

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

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more than 200 50% 100 50

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

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more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300 90

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

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more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300 90

What is the average rate?

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300 90

What is the average rate?Total taxes divided by total income

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300 90

What is the average rate? 90 ÷ 300 = 30%Total taxes divided by total income

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300 90

What is the average rate? 90 ÷ 300 = 30%

30%

Total taxes divided by total income

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300 90

What is the average rate? 90 ÷ 300 = 30%

30%

Total taxes divided by total income

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300 90

What is the average rate?

What is the marginal rate?

90 ÷ 300 = 30%

30%

Total taxes divided by total income

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300 90

What is the average rate?

What is the marginal rate?

90 ÷ 300 = 30%

30%

Total taxes divided by total income

Rate on the next riyal

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300 90

What is the average rate?

What is the marginal rate?

90 ÷ 300 = 30%

30%

Total taxes divided by total income

Rate on the next riyal

Tax Rate Income Tax

First 100 10% 100 10

101 to 200 30% 100 30

more than 200 50% 100 50

Summary 300 90

What is the average rate?

What is the marginal rate?

90 ÷ 300 = 30%

50%

30%

Total taxes divided by total income

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Incentives Matter

Incentives MatterChange the rates

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Change behavior

Laffer Curve

Art Laffer

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Dropped Top Marginal Income Tax Rate from 70% to 28%

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Dropped Top Marginal Income Tax Rate from 70% to 28%

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Dropped Top Marginal Income Tax Rate from 70% to 28%

Income above $200,000

1980 70% Rate

Income above $200,000

1980 70% Rate

Income above $200,000

1980 70% Rate

$36 billion - $19 billion

Income above $200,000

1980 70% Rate

1988 28% Rate

$36 billion - $19 billion

Income above $200,000

1980 70% Rate

1988 28% Rate

$36 billion - $19 billion

Income above $200,000

1980 70% Rate

1988 28% Rate

$36 billion - $19 billion

Income above $200,000

$352 billion - $100 billion

1980 70% Rate

1988 28% Rate

$36 billion - $19 billion

Income above $200,000

$352 billion - $100 billion

Pie x 8.7 Taxes x 4.2

1980 70% Rate

1988 28% Rate

$36 billion - $19 billion

Income above $200,000

$352 billion - $100 billion

Pie x 8.7 Taxes x 4.2

Smaller slice of a larger pie

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