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Tax Evasion in a Behaviorally Heterogeneous Society: An Evolutionary Analysis  (2014)

Authors:
Angelo, Antoci; Paolo, Russu; Zarri, Luca
Title:
Tax Evasion in a Behaviorally Heterogeneous Society: An Evolutionary Analysis
Year:
2014
Type of item:
Articolo in Rivista
Tipologia ANVUR:
Articolo su rivista
Language:
Inglese
Format:
A Stampa
Referee:
Name of journal:
ECONOMIC MODELLING
ISSN of journal:
0264-9993
N° Volume:
42
Page numbers:
106-115
Keyword:
Behavioral Heterogeneity; Cheating; Evolutionary Game Theory; Peer Punishment; Public Goods Game; Tax Morale
Short description of contents:
We focus on the tax evasion dynamics emerging from repeated interaction of three types of taxpayers: cheaters, honest citizens and punishers. By assuming that cultural evolution is driven by material payoffs only, we show that a long overlooked behavioral attitude towards taxation such as tax morale is important to dynamically induce higher levels of tax compliance within a large-scale population. The results of our evolutionary analysis reveal that the presence of taxpayers who both act honestly in the first place and are willing to costly sanction cheaters plays an important role for the long-run success of the social battle against tax evasion.
Product ID:
81839
Handle IRIS:
11562/741961
Deposited On:
June 16, 2014
Last Modified:
October 16, 2024
Bibliographic citation:
Angelo, Antoci; Paolo, Russu; Zarri, Luca, Tax Evasion in a Behaviorally Heterogeneous Society: An Evolutionary Analysis «ECONOMIC MODELLING» , vol. 422014pp. 106-115

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