Fiscal inequality and social (in)justice: evidence from the real estate market in Turin
Rocco Curto,
Alice Barreca,
Giorgia Malavasi
et al.
Abstract:The Italian government cyclically debates the critical issues related to property taxation, which for many years needs to be reformed due to the high fiscal inequality level that currently generates. This paper aims to analyze Italian fiscal inequality by exploring its spread within different urban zones of a city. A three-step methodological approach is proposed and applied to the city of Turin in the northern part of Italy. An extensive data sampling from 2021 real estate advertisements provides the basis fo… Show more
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