Applied General Equilibrium Analysis of India's Tax and Trade Policy
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CGE modelling for Indian fiscal policy
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Equilibrium
Exempted Sectors
Export Elasticities
Fertiliser Subsidy
Final Consumption
fiscal policy analysis
Foreign Offer Curve
Increasing Returns
India
Indirect Tax Reforms
indirect taxation effects
Indirect Taxes
Input Subsidies
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Larger Tariff Cuts
Maintain Revenue Neutrality
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public finance research
Real Exchange Rate
Real Exchange Rate Devaluation
Revenues
Small Country Assumption
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subsidy reform modelling
Tariff Cuts
Tax
Vat Rate
Vice Versa
Wage Rental Ratio
welfare economics India
Welfare Gains
Welfare Loss
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- ISBN 9781138711877
- Weight: 470g
- Dimensions: 154 x 220mm
- Publication Date: 11 Nov 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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This title was first published in 2003. India's tax revenues depend on manufacturing while agriculture and services generate employment. WTO's Uruguay and Doha rounds imply large tariff cuts. This affects the competitiveness of the Indian manufacturing sector and has implications for government deficits. Excessive dependence on indirect taxes and subsidies to regulate markets introduces distortions and is incompatible with free market principles. The book analyses welfare implications of fiscal and trade policies for India. To put the results in perspective, developments in trade theory, public finance and Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) modelling are covered. Theoretical results are juxtaposed with empirical findings from these models. Methodology to construct CGE models is also covered. The trade model covers tariff cuts under various assumptions besides incorporating "new trade theory". As tax reforms and tariff cuts are independent, past tax reforms like MODVAT (MODified VAT) and proposed reforms like VAT, elimination/reduction of subsidies are covered using a separate tax model.
