Proportional Tax under Ambiguity

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Proportional Tax under Ambiguity

Proportional Tax under Ambiguity

Xueqi Dong

Newcastle University

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Xueqi Dong discusses how investment can be influenced by common tax and monetary policies, where investment is measured by the proportion of an investor’ wealth invested in the asset that pays a random return. Read the Study

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