7 National Saving and International Investment

John B. Shoven · Martin S. Feldstein

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Economic and Fiscal Studies Corporate Taxation and Avoidance Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth

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Do tax policies that stimulate a nation’s private saving rate increase its do-mestic capital stock or do the extra savings flow abroad? Does an increase in the corporate tax rate cause an outflow of capital that shifts the burden of that tax increase to labor and land?

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1980Domestic Saving and International Capital Flows

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