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    Corporate income tax competition and efficient tax base equalization

    The literature on tax competition argues that the representative tax system (RTS), which is a standard form of tax base equalization, can internalize interregional externalities due to capital mobility. Althou...

    Mutsumi Matsumoto, Hikaru Ogawa in Economics of Governance (2023)

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    Tax competition and tax base equalization in the presence of multiple tax instruments

    The literature on tax competition has argued that tax base equalization, which reduces regional disparities in tax bases, can serve as a means of internalizing horizontal and vertical fiscal externalities. Thi...

    Mutsumi Matsumoto in International Tax and Public Finance (2022)

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    Production inefficiency, cross-ownership and regional tax-range coordination

    Using a simple asymmetric capital-tax competition model where the allocation of mobile capital is distorted in non-cooperative equilibrium, this paper analyzes the welfare impact of regional tax coordination o...

    Mutsumi Matsumoto in Economics of Governance (2019)

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    A note on production taxation and public-input provision

    Gugl and Zodrow (Natl Tax J 68:767–802, 2015) derive a general condition for (in)efficient public-input provision under production-tax financing. Their condition is described in terms of log modularity of product...

    Mutsumi Matsumoto, Kota Sugahara in The Annals of Regional Science (2017)

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    Entry in tax competition: a note

    This paper extends the tax competition analysis of public inputs to the case where the number of regions that compete for business investment is endogenous. To determine the number of competing regions, a fixe...

    Mutsumi Matsumoto in International Tax and Public Finance (2010)

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    A Note on the Composition of Public Expenditure under Capital Tax Competition

    Keen and Marchand ( Journalof Public Economics, 1997, 66, 33–53) argue that undercapital tax competition, the composition of public expenditureis inefficient in that too much is spent on public inputs benefiti...

    Mutsumi Matsumoto in International Tax and Public Finance (2000)