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9 Z + ( ( a ) ( a )) F ( + )( ) Z ( a ) F y
10 e d d (W e d ) W ( a ) ( a ) a ( a ) ( a + # + a # # p f (a) ( a ) (a + # + )
11 a a s a s a f ( s a ) f (s a ) r s f s a s r r s s a f p p (p ) 2 p ( p ) p ( p ) p ( p ) p p ( p ) p ( p ) p ( p ) p 6 4 p p p p p p p p p p p
12 p p p p p p p p ( ) g g l + c + c c g c l b a ( )
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14 τ Marginal ax rae T (y ax ) τ l y l y Taxable income y ax ( a ) ( a ) ( ) ( a ) ( a) ( a ) ( ( a )) e (g c ) c
15 y e g c (d W) (b l ) W W d b l
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18 Fracion of Liquidiy Consrained Houseolds Age 8 1
19 ( a ) + ( ) ( a )
20 Cange in op 1% labor ax revenue (in %) 15 Presen Value Sor Run Long Run Top marginal ax rae + {z} ( ) {z }
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22 Y ( a ) ( a + Y ( a )) ( a ) Y ( a Y ) ( a ) Y Z Y ( a ) + F + m  + + Y  + + ( a ) + +
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24 7 6 Aggregae Welfare -1% Earners Long-Run Welfare Welfare effecs Top marginal ax rae.9.95
25 Upper bend-poin Top marginal ax rae Boom marginal ax rae Top marginal ax rae
26 Canges in % of iniial equilbrium value Capial Privae Asses Public Deb Year of Transiion Canges in % of iniial equilbrium value Labor Supply Consumpion Oupu Year of Transiion In % of ime endowmen Labor Hours (oal) Labor Hours (op 1 %) Year of Transiion Ineres rae (in %) Ineres rae Wage rae Year of Transiion Wage rae (cange in %)
27 Canges in % of iniial equilbrium value Consumpion Tax -2 Earnings Tax Capial Income Tax Toal Revenue Year of Transiion Gini Index Labor Earnings Weal Year of Transiion
28 Welfare Effec (CEV) Welfare Effec (CEV) low skilled/low sock low skilled/ig sock ig skilled/low sock ig skilled/ig sock curren (-1% earners) curren (1% earners) fuure Coor Enry Year Coor Enry Year
29 1 8 Iniial Seady Sae Final Seady Sae 1 8 Iniial Seady Sae Final Seady Sae Marginal ax rae Average ax rae Fracion of median income Fracion of median income
30 Difference in marginal ax rae low skilled/low sock -2 low skilled/ig sock ig skilled/low sock ig skilled/ig sock Fracion of median income Difference in average ax rae low skilled/low sock low skilled/ig sock ig skilled/low sock ig skilled/ig sock Fracion of median income Difference in marginal ax rae low skilled/low sock -2 low skilled/ig sock ig skilled/low sock ig skilled/ig sock Fracion of median income Difference in average ax rae low skilled/low sock low skilled/ig sock ig skilled/low sock ig skilled/ig sock Fracion of median income
31 Mean Consumpion (w/o Top Socks) Iniial Seady Sae Period 1 of Transiion Final Seady Sae Age Mean Labor Hours (w/o Top Socks) Iniial Seady Sae Period 1 of Transiion Final Seady Sae Age
32 Variance log(consumpion) (w/o Top Socks) Iniial Seady Sae Period 1 of Transiion Final Seady Sae Age Variance log(labor Hours) (w/o Top Socks) Iniial Seady Sae Period 1 of Transiion Final Seady Sae Age Mean Consumpion Iniial Seady Sae Period 1 of Transiion Final Seady Sae Age Mean Labor Hours Iniial Seady Sae Period 1 of Transiion Final Seady Sae Age Variance log(consumpion) Iniial Seady Sae Period 1 of Transiion Final Seady Sae Variance log(labor Hours) Iniial Seady Sae Period 1 of Transiion Final Seady Sae Age Age
33 Cange in op 1% labor ax revenue (in %) Presen Value Sor Run Long Run Top marginal ax rae Welfare effecs Aggregae Welfare - 1% Earners Long-run Welfare Top marginal ax rae
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