Tax structure and state economic growth during the Great Recession

Taxation, growth and the stock traded nexus in emerging Asian countries: heterogeneous and semi-parametric panel estimates

“…Agbloyor, Abor, Adjasi, and Yawson (2014) and Ngare, Nyamongo, and Misati (2014) applied panel estimates and suggested that financial stability plays a pivotal role in determining future growth. Looking at the relationship between taxation and economic growth, Adkisson and Mohammed (2014) suggested that countries should not rush into adjusting the tax structure if the main goal is to enhance the economic growth during economic downturns. This is due to the fact that an economy can recover in a short-term period without any adjustment on fiscal policy.…”

Theorizing global imbalances: a perspective on savings and inequality

“…Rising household leverage thus sowed the seeds of the financial crisis that broke out in 2007 when housing bubbles burst. Although such financial strategies may have 192 Li Sheng staved off having to address the problem of inequality, it has been shown that such policies could not be sustained without direct resolution of the underlying problem, and the financial crisis quickly followed on the heels of a large adverse shock (Bunting 2009;Adkisson and Mohammed 2014;Bocchiola 2013).…”

The impact of tax forms on economic growth: Evidence from Serbia

“…Etale and Bingilar (2016) showed that corporate income tax and value added tax have significant positive impact on economic growth. Using a pool data on the 50 states between 2004 and 2010, Adkisson and Mohammed (2014) researched the relationship between state and local tax structure and growth of real per capita GDP. Omojimite and Godwin (2012) stand out that taxes determine the level and speed of economic growth in countries.…”