Monotonic redistribution of performance-based allocations: A case for proportional taxation

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© 2015 The Econometric Society. Within a simple setup, we show that proportional taxation is implied by three properties: efficiency, symmetry, and monotonicity. Efficiency: redistribution has no cost. Symmetry: members of the society with the same performance obtain the same reward after redistribution. Monotonicity: whenever both the performance of a certain member of the society as well as the overall performance of the society do not decrease, then this member's reward after redistribution does not decrease.

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Casajus, A. (2015). Monotonic redistribution of performance-based allocations: A case for proportional taxation. Theoretical Economics, 10(3), 887–892. https://doi.org/10.3982/te1897

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