Income Taxation when Markets are Incomplete



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...x h...

...θh...

...λh...

...υ j...

...y j...

iiiq jiii

t1

t0

1

[D2uh]

----

0

----

-[IN]

---

0

----

0

---

0

-----

0

--

0

2

-INH

[W]

0

0

...θjhIN...

iiiiiiiiii

θhTθh

0S×J

iiiiii

T 0,iii,0
t∑j ]

0

IS

[WT]

pï

iλii0hiiIiJii

iii, 0, iii
iii, λs ys , iii

3

0

0

0

0    (5)

4

0

0

..iθjlN...

T
[DfjT]

-[D2fj]

0

0, iii, 0
hθj [ λh ]

0

5

0

0

0

0

[Dfj]

0

0

0

6

0

...IJ ...

0

0

0

0

0

0

7

0

0

0

0

0

0

j J2 ys ]

HIS

8

[Duh]

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

[cs ] denotes a

diagonal matrix with typical diagonal element cs

varying across s

>

Looking at Equation (2), it is immediate that, if DG has full row rank,
rDG = 0 has equations outnumbering the unknowns r = (r1 ,... ,r8)
R
n+H . Thus, it is sufficient to show that the Jacobian (5) has independent
rows. An explicit formulation of (4) is:

(I)

(II)

h, rh1 D2uh - rh2 + rh8Duh = 0

h,j,rh Wj + rj = 0

NH

JH

r1

r3

(III)

h, r1 + r3 WT + j^θjrj = 0

NH

r2

(IV)

j J2,rj4DfjT = 0

J2

r5

(V)

s, j J2, h (θ>h2s —    ' )

NJ2

r4

rj4Di2s fjrj5Dsfj = 0

(6)

(VI)

j, hrh,o (jθh )hλ hrj=0

J

r6

(VII)

∑ ∑ ∑ ∑   h∩22-      I г-3 h h τuj

s S, j,h θj rh,s Ws + rh,j λs Ws

S

(r8)

+ j J2 (rj Wj + rlsβj) = 0

(VIII)

s s,h rh s + Hrl = 0

S

r7

(IX)

Il r II — 1 = 0

1

where each block of equations is labelled in Roman numbers on the left-hand
side, and the last two columns on the right-hand side indicate the number of
equations in each block, with the unknown variables (
r ) to which they can
be matched.



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