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Effects of indirect taxation in a mixed oligopoly

Abstract In a mixed oligopoly, an increase in tax (ad valorem or specific) does not change total output, but increases the output of the public firm and the tax revenue. Also, privatization may increase both tax revenue and welfare.

Sudesh Mujumdar | Debashis Pal | S. Mujumdar | Debashis Pal

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