R Moffitt
R Moffitt
"An issue of long-standing importance in the U.S. welfare system has been its lack of neutrality with respect to family composition, which generally provides payments only to female-headed families--that is, families with no able-bodied mal...
K Nishimura,J Zhang
K Nishimura
A 1986 "model of public pensions is generalized to allow for endogenous fertility. We show that gifts to the old, which can be viewed as social security contributions, are always positive in the steady state. An optimal stationary allocatio...
J Brandts,C A De Bartolome
J Brandts
Endogenous fertility, Ricardian equivalence, and debt management policy [0.03%]
内生生育率、里卡多等价定理与债务管理政策
H E Lapan,W Enders
H E Lapan
This paper develops a model in which dynastic families optimally determine fertility. Government debt represents a tax on future generations and on childbearing; the Ricardian Equivalence Hypothesis does not hold. Debt is welfare reducing i...
Birth, death and taxes [0.03%]
生死税关皆难免
A B Abel
A B Abel
"This paper analyzes the effects of lump-sum tax policy in an overlapping generations model in which consumers have uncertain longevity. It extends previous analyses by considering the case in which private insurance arrangements are actuar...
L D Mcclements
L D Mcclements
Social criteria for evaluating population change: an alternative to the Blackorby-Donaldson criterion [0.03%]
一种不同于Blackorby-Donaldson标准的评价人口变化的社会标准
Y Ng
Y Ng
"An ethical objection is raised against the Blackorby-Donaldson criterion of optimum population maximizing the sum total of utilities in excess of some critical level, since it may disprefer a social state with more people and with more wor...
M A Webb
M A Webb
This study is concerned with the implications of the brain drain. "The brain drain alters both the endowments of educated labor and the cost of increasing the endowment of such labor in both countries of immigration and emigration." It thus...
J A Mirrlees
J A Mirrlees