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Efeitos redistributivos de transferência de renda e redução tributária nos setores agropecuário e agroindustrial

Authors: Santos, Vladimir Faria Dos; Vieira, Wilson Da Cruz; Reis, Bricio Dos Santos; Santos, Vladimir Faria Dos; Vieira, Wilson Da Cruz; Reis, Bricio Dos Santos;

Efeitos redistributivos de transferência de renda e redução tributária nos setores agropecuário e agroindustrial

Abstract

This work analyzes the effects of alternative policies on income redistribution in the Brazilian economy. It was used an applied general equilibrium model and the following simulations were implemented: direct income transfer and tax reduction on agriculture and agro-industry sectors. The results indicated that direct income transfer is a better policy to reduce income inequality than tax reduction on specific sectors such as agriculture and agro-industry.

Keywords

Taxation, General equilibrium, Income distribution, Political Economy, Brazil

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