Preferences for redistribution and tax burdens in Latin America

Bogliaccini, Juan Ariel - Luna, Juan Pablo

Resumen:

Diverse studies of the political economy of tax composition across middleincome countries have found that Latin American economies tax upperincome groups much less than do other developing regions, such as East Asia and Eastern Europe (i.e. Di John 2006; Mahon, Chapter 8 in this volume). As the Introduction to this volume suggests, this finding is consistent with the relatively low redistributive capacity Latin American states display when compared to advanced capitalist societies. Sharp within-region differences remain even during periods of significant inequality reduction in the region, such as during the most recent decade (see Lustig and Pereira 2016). Against this backdrop, this chapter analyzes cross-national differences in how distributive preferences map onto class and political attitudes.


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2019
Política fiscal
Sistemas tributarios
América Latina
Políticas públicas
Inglés
Universidad Católica del Uruguay
LIBERI
https://hdl.handle.net/10895/1461
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spellingShingle Preferences for redistribution and tax burdens in Latin America
Bogliaccini, Juan Ariel
Política fiscal
Sistemas tributarios
América Latina
Políticas públicas
status_str publishedVersion
title Preferences for redistribution and tax burdens in Latin America
title_full Preferences for redistribution and tax burdens in Latin America
title_fullStr Preferences for redistribution and tax burdens in Latin America
title_full_unstemmed Preferences for redistribution and tax burdens in Latin America
title_short Preferences for redistribution and tax burdens in Latin America
title_sort Preferences for redistribution and tax burdens in Latin America
topic Política fiscal
Sistemas tributarios
América Latina
Políticas públicas
url https://hdl.handle.net/10895/1461