Proceedings from the ECFIN Workshop "The budgetary implications of structural reforms" - Brussels, 2 December 2005



As a consequences the sustainable tax implies a substantial pre-funding with a
substantial wealth accumulation in the public sector.

Figure 6: Sustainable tax vs. PAYG-tax

Source: Velfærdskommissionen (2005d)

The paths for public debt implied by the various strategies are seen from
figure 7. The PAYG-tax keeps debt at the initial level,and the sustainable tax
leads to an initial accumulation of substantial wealth in the public sector. This
wealth is used to finance net-expenditures in the far future.

Figure 7: Public net-wealth: No reform, PAYG-tax
and Sustainable tax

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