Labor or Capital Income Tax for Growth in an Aging Society

Yusuke Miyake

Applied Economics and Finance, 2020, vol. 7, issue 5, 54-65

Abstract: This study analyzes whether taxation of labor income or capital income maximizes growth rates, with labor-argument type model, in an aging society. There are certain conditions that maximize growth rates which are indicated by the share of public capital-public pensions. The results of this analysis taxing capital income is better in an economy where private capital is drastically larger than the public capital found in an aging society.

Date: 2020
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