The Application of Multiple Criteria Assessment of Production Sectors on Increasing Quality of Life

Slabe‐Erker, Renata; Lavrač, Vlado

doi:10.5559/di.20.2.03

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“…While the last two brought addition revenue to the budget, they has relatively low impact on budget revenue. burden on low-income individuals made a significant contribution to their subjective well-being, regardless of the "happiness paradox" (Slabe-Erker and Lavrač, 2011) 2 . The outline of the article is as follows.…”

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Distribution of personal income tax changes in Slovenia

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Post-Communist Economies

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Slovenia belongs to a group of EU member states that have reduced their personal income tax burden during the current financial and economic crisis. The latest changes, introduced in the personal income tax system during the last two years, have primarily reduced the tax burden on low-income taxpayers. However, this was only the last step in a series of personal income tax reforms since 2004 that have on average reduced the tax burden on all taxpayers. Using an exclusive database of taxpayers and utilising a general-equilibrium modelling platform, we assess the consequences of these reforms at both the micro and the macro level. From a macroeconomic point of view, the initial positive consequences of higher private consumption and welfare are declining over time due the increased budget deficit and reduced investment.

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confidence: 99%