The flypaper theory of tax incidence is a pejorative term used by economists to describe the assumption that the burden of a tax, like a fly on flypaper, sticks wherever it first lands. Economists point out several flaws with the assumption:
* it ignores the elasticity of goods; and
* it ignores the ability of producers to shift the cost of the tax onto consumers. As another example, suppose a tax is levied on the sellers of a product. The sellers may simply raise the price of the product, thus shifting the burden of the tax onto the buyers of the product.
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- ハエ取り紙の理論 (ja)
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| - 税制におけるハエ取り紙の理論(はえとりがみのりろん、Flypaper theory)とは、補助金が地方自治体のもとに入ると減税などで住民に還元されることなく、財政支出という形で地方政府に張り付いてしまうことから、それを紙に張り付くハエに例えてGramlch and Galper(1973)によって命名された理論。フライペーパー効果、フライペーパーセオリーとも。中央政府からの補助金が地方政府の追加的な財政支出をもたらす構造を比喩したものであるが、一般に「ある階層や集団から税金を取りたければ直接課税すれば良い」という考え方に対して用いられることがある (ja)
- The flypaper theory of tax incidence is a pejorative term used by economists to describe the assumption that the burden of a tax, like a fly on flypaper, sticks wherever it first lands. Economists point out several flaws with the assumption:
* it ignores the elasticity of goods; and
* it ignores the ability of producers to shift the cost of the tax onto consumers. As another example, suppose a tax is levied on the sellers of a product. The sellers may simply raise the price of the product, thus shifting the burden of the tax onto the buyers of the product. (en)
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| - The flypaper theory of tax incidence is a pejorative term used by economists to describe the assumption that the burden of a tax, like a fly on flypaper, sticks wherever it first lands. Economists point out several flaws with the assumption:
* it ignores the elasticity of goods; and
* it ignores the ability of producers to shift the cost of the tax onto consumers. For example, consider a tax levied on a luxury item such as jewelry. Such a tax, while intended to target the wealthy, may not actually accomplish this objective, as the wealthy can simply choose to buy less jewelry. Instead of collecting more money from the wealthy, the tax has the effect of hurting jewelry merchants, who are not the intended targets of the tax. As another example, suppose a tax is levied on the sellers of a product. The sellers may simply raise the price of the product, thus shifting the burden of the tax onto the buyers of the product. This should not be confused with the flypaper effect, which holds that money from a federal authority to a state authority tends to increase overall expenditure rather than merely substitute for locally-raised revenue. (en)
- 税制におけるハエ取り紙の理論(はえとりがみのりろん、Flypaper theory)とは、補助金が地方自治体のもとに入ると減税などで住民に還元されることなく、財政支出という形で地方政府に張り付いてしまうことから、それを紙に張り付くハエに例えてGramlch and Galper(1973)によって命名された理論。フライペーパー効果、フライペーパーセオリーとも。中央政府からの補助金が地方政府の追加的な財政支出をもたらす構造を比喩したものであるが、一般に「ある階層や集団から税金を取りたければ直接課税すれば良い」という考え方に対して用いられることがある (ja)
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