Overview of the Tax Found on’s General Equilibrium Model by Stephen J. Entin, Huaqun Li e Kyele Pomerleau published by Tax Foundation (4/2018).
The Tax Founda on has developed a General Equilibrium Model to simulate the effects of government tax and spending policies on the economy and on government revenues and budgets. The model can produce both conven onal and dynamic revenue es mates of tax policy. The model can also produce es mates of how policies impact measures of economic performance such as GDP, wages, employment, the capital stock, investment, consump on, saving, and the trade deficit. Lastly, it can produce es mates of how different tax policy impact the distribu on of the federal tax burden. The model can analyze the effects of most types of tax policy proposals. It can es mate the effects of changes to the rate and the base of the individual income tax, the corporate income tax, payroll taxes, estate and gi taxes, excise taxes, and other miscellaneous taxes.
