Tax Reform and Coordination in a Currency Union    
    
    
Benjamin Carton
	Benjamin Carton
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	 Abstract :
 Abstract :We propose a two-country DSGE model to analyze short-term and long-term impact of a modification of consumption and labor tax rate in one country in a currency union. The model embodies the fact that firms differ in their pricing behavior after a VAT tax increase. Due to the common monetary policy, national tax policies have large spill-overs on the rest of the currency union. Furthermore, a fiscal devaluation is different from a nominal devaluation due to the common monetary policy.
 Keywords :
Fiscal Policy | Monetary Policy | DSGE | Value added tax | Monetary Union
 Keywords :
Fiscal Policy | Monetary Policy | DSGE | Value added tax | Monetary Union
 JEL : 
F55, C12
 JEL : 
F55, C12
	
    
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