Condiciones de la política de impuestos para mantener la polarización y la desigualdad
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https://doi.org/10.18381/eq.v13i2.6020Keywords:
Tax policy, inequality, polarization, income distributionAbstract
The polarization is a measure that represents the inequity between groups.These groups are identified in a manner that if there is not identification within the group, polarization and inequality will be the same. This work shows the conditions that must satisfy a proportional tax policy to maintain the degree of polarization.The literature shows that inequality remains unchanged; however, to maintain the polarization unchanged, the tax policies are special and are more stringent when the degree of group identification is increasing. In particular, emerge negative policies, such as subsidies.Downloads
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