Macroeconomic effects of social security and tax reform in the United States /

We use the IMF''s Global Fiscal Model to evaluate recent proposals to reform social security and the tax system in the United States. Introducing personal retirement accounts is unlikely to yield significant macroeconomic benefits unless it spurs additional fiscal consolidation to prevent...

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Main Author:	Bayoumi, Tamim A
Corporate Authors:	International Monetary Fund Fiscal Affairs Department, International Monetary Fund Western Hemisphere Department
Other Authors:	Botman, Dennis (Dennis Petrus Johannes), Kumar, Manmohan S
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	[Washington, D.C] : International Monetary Fund, Fiscal Affairs Dept. and Western Hemisphere Dept., 2005 Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 2005
Series:	IMF Working Papers ; Working Paper No. 05/208 IMF eLibrary IMF working paper ; WP/05/208
Subjects:	Fiscal policy > United States Social security > United States Taxation > United States Aggregate demand Average tax rate Budget constraint Capital accumulation Capital stock Corporate income tax Corporate income taxes Deficit reduction Double taxation Economic models Efficiency Expansionary fiscal Fiscal adjustment Fiscal affairs department Fiscal affairs Fiscal consolidation Fiscal discipline Fiscal issues Fiscal management Fiscal model Fiscal policies Fiscal policy Fiscal position Fiscal reform Fiscal shocks Fiscal structure Fiscal transparency Fiscal variables General Government budget constraint Government budget Government revenue Government spending Income tax rates Income taxes Labor taxes Open Economy Macroeconomics Optimal Taxation Personal income tax Personal income taxes Public debt Public expenditures Social Security and Public Pensions Tax base Tax cuts Tax deductible Tax measures Tax rates Tax reductions Tax reform Tax reforms Tax system Taxation of capital income Taxation of investment Taxation Wage taxes Social security United States

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Call Number:	HG3810.I45 no.WP/05/208

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