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YU, EDEN S H
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060201
Critical issues in China's growth and development
/ Kwan, Yum K. (ed.); Yu, Eden S.H. (ed.)
2005
Yu, Eden S H
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Aldershot, Ashgate, 2005.
Description
xii, 308p.
Series
Chinese economy series
Standard Number
0754642704
Key Words
China - Economic Condition
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China - Eonomic Policy
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Economic Development - Social Aspects - China
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Government budget, public-sector wages and capital taxes in a s: Hong kong case
/ Chao, Chi-Chur; Yu, Eden S H; Yu, Wusheng
Chao, Chi-Chur
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2009.
Summary/Abstract
This paper examines the welfare implications of adjustments in public-sector wages and capital tax rates for a small open economy in a general equilibrium setting. The individually and jointly optimal wage and tax policies are derived and interpreted. Facing reductions in land sales and falls in foreign interest rates, a cut in public workers' pay is needed to make their wage comparable to the private sector and a hike in capital taxes is recommended for a budgetary consideration. Using a computable general equilibrium model for Hong Kong, we numerically evaluate the various optimal policies which not only confirm the theoretical results but also provide quantitative estimates of the optimal policy variables.
Key Words
Economy
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Hong Kong
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Asian Financial Crisis
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Public-Sector Wages
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Capital Taxes
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Computable General Equilibrium
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