Tax Reforms With the Oklahoma Tax Model

Chong K. Liew and Kwangok Kim
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Chong K. Liew: University of Oklahoma
Kwangok Kim: Indiana State University-Evansville

Public Finance Review, 1980, vol. 8, issue 1, 115-128

Abstract: This article evaluates the ex ante forecasting performance of the Oklahoma tax model It is compared with that of the model-free Box-Jenkins methods. The Oklahoma model outperforms the Box-Jenkins methods in forecastings of various tax revenues. The model is also simulated to see the tax reforms and tax revenues both in a short-run and in a long-run. The model concludes that the effective way to collect the tax revenues for Oklahoma is through a tax reform on state income tax followed by the corporation income tax, general sales tax, and motor fuel tax.

Date: 1980
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DOI: 10.1177/109114218000800108

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