Pareto Improving Redistribution in the Case of Private Provision of Multiple Pure Public Goods

IF 0.6 Q4 ECONOMICS South Asian Journal of Macroeconomics and Public Finance Pub Date : 2016-12-01 DOI:10.1177/2277978716671051

Tilak Sanyal

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The article considers the scope of Pareto improvement through an inequality-inducing income transfer in a society where multiple pure public goods are provided by voluntary contribution only from the rich individual. In contrast to the case of single public good, here we show that in presence of only one poor individual in the society such an income transfer can never be Pareto improving. JEL Classification: H41, D63, D31, H23

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私人提供多重纯公共物品情形下的帕累托改进再分配

本文考虑了帕累托改进的范围，通过不平等诱导的收入转移，在一个社会中，多个纯公共产品仅由富人的自愿贡献提供。与单一公共物品的情况相反，这里我们表明，在社会中只有一个穷人的情况下，这种收入转移永远不可能是帕累托改善的。JEL分类:H41, D63, D31, H23

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South Asian Journal of Macroeconomics and Public Finance ECONOMICS-

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