Translations for „excess burden“ in the English » German Dictionary

excess burden N MKT COMPET

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excess burden

Effizienzeinbuße f

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English

Governments, at all levels, have implemented policies designed to reduce tobacco consumption in the hope of lowering the excess burden placed on the health care system by smokers.

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Some of the negative affects of a large government are thought to be felt through the excess burden of distortionary taxes, and government inefficiency.

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Excess schedules, burnout, excess burden, monetary excesses and diminishing of natural talent will only seek to dampen the future generations.

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All tax, regardless of its incidence, distorts the decisions of consumers and investors and creates excess burden which reduces the welfare of everyone.

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A wide range of scholarly research indicates that the average excess burden of the federal tax system is actually closer to 35%.

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The second is the tax rate: as a general rule, the excess burden of a tax increases with the square of the tax rate.

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Additional administrative costs are not the only source of the excess burden, or what economists call the deadweight cost of taxation.

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With any tax, there will be an excess burden, or additional cost, to the consumer and the producer.

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This is because almost all taxes impose what economists call an excess burden or a deadweight loss.

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In a sense, the private sector must swallow a 35 cent excess burden for no particular reason.

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