
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.962044
handle: 10419/25945
We develop a model that allows for public goods and status signaling through charitable contributions. This model provides a unified framework in which contributions are driven both by altruism and status signaling. We use this setup to re-examine the conventional practice of rendering a favorable tax treatment to charitable contributions.
Spende, ddc:330, Sozialer Status, Signalling, optimal taxation, re-distribution, charitable contributions, inequality, Steuerbegünstigung, Öffentliches Gut, Altruismus, Verteilungswirkung, Optimale Besteuerung, H2, D6, Theorie, jel: jel:D60, jel: jel:H20
Spende, ddc:330, Sozialer Status, Signalling, optimal taxation, re-distribution, charitable contributions, inequality, Steuerbegünstigung, Öffentliches Gut, Altruismus, Verteilungswirkung, Optimale Besteuerung, H2, D6, Theorie, jel: jel:D60, jel: jel:H20
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