Impacto redistributivo desagregado del IVA actual en España: posibles vías de reforma

The VAT is the most revenue tax in the Spanish economy in the year 2000. The aim of this research is to develop an analysis dissintegrated of the distributional effect of the current VAT in Spain, that is to say, this paper assesses the capacity of redistribution of the tax treatment of each expenditure category. It proposes different approaches for the analysis of the redistributive impact differential of each expenditure concept, and it desires to advocate the method of total decomposition of isolated contribution to the global distributional effect of the VAT. In this sense, this study shows the possibilities to identify the guidelines for possible fiscal adjustments of the Value Added Tax to contribute positively to the objectives of social justice, and its respective consequences on the population's welfare.

Inequality in CO2 emissions across countries and its relationship with income inequality: a distributive approach

This paper analyses the inequality in CO2 emissions across countries (and groups of countries) and the relationship of this inequality with income inequality across countries for the period (1971-1999). The research employs the tools that are usually applied in income distribution analysis. The methodology used here gives qualitative and quantitative information on some of the features of the inequalities across countries that are considered most relevant for the design and discussion of policies aimed at mitigating climate change. The paper studies the relationship between CO2 emissions and GDP and shows that income inequality across countries has been followed by an important inequality in the distribution of emissions. This inequality has diminished mildly, although the inequality in emissions across countries ordered in the increasing value of income (inequality between rich and poor countries) has diminished less than the “simple” inequality in emissions. Lastly, the paper shows that the inequality in CO2 emissions is mostly explained by the inequality between groups with different per capita income level. The importance of the inequality within groups of similar per capita income is much lower and has diminished during the period, especially in the low-middle income group.environmental Kuznets curve, inequality across countries, CO2 emissions.

La historia de los turcos

Conferencia impartida en el curso de Humanidades "Grandes ámbitos culturales de la Historia de Europa". Años 2003-2005No publicad

El cambio del siglo XVI al siglo XVII. 1598 - 1609: Corrupción, refeudalización y crisis del imperio español

Curso de Humanidades: Los cambios de siglo en la Historia de España (siglo XV - siglo XXI)No publicad

Los eslavos. El mayor grupo cultural de Europa

Conferencia impartida en el curso de Humanidades "Grandes ámbitos culturales de la Historia de Europa". Años 2003-2005No publicad

Antes y después del 98. Una experiencia de aprendizaje de la historia contemporánea española e iberoamericana

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Malta, la cruz y la encrucijada

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Los gitanos: La migración como forma de vida

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El poder de la imagen y el papel de la fotografía en la alfabetización visual

Actas de las Primeras Jornadas Imagen, Cultura y Tecnología celebradas del 1 al 5 de julio de 2002 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madri

Los fenicios

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