A Dynamic Theory of Taxation

Integrating Kalecki into Modern Public Finance

安东尼·j·拉勒米Ec教授onomics, Merrimack College, US and Douglas Mair, former Professor of Economics, Heriot-Watt University, UK

A Dynamic Theory of Taxation will be a welcome addition to the literature and will be of interest to tax policy analysts and government policy advisors, as well as scholars working in the fields of public finance, post Keynesian and Kaleckian economics.

‘This academic book provides a new perspective on public finance. . . . This text should be of interest to public economists, policy analysts and government.’
– Glenn Feltham, Canadian Tax Journal

‘Laramie and Mair break new ground in extending Kalecki’s analysis of taxation to the case of an open economy, and they put forward intriguing new models showing in detail how taxation affects distribution and economic growth. This book should be read by all economists and policymakers interested in the economic consequences of taxation and government expenditure.’
– Jan Toporowski, South Bank University, UK

‘This book provides a breakthrough in the analysis of taxation, its incidence and effects on the economy. It provides a coherent framework for the analysis of the effects of different forms of taxation on effective demand, employment, distribution of income and investment. The authors have also enriched Kalecki’s analyses of distribution, investment and the business cycle through incorporating the effects of taxation.’
– Malcolm Sawyer, University of Leeds, UK