Redistribution and Education Subsidies are Siamese Twins

By Lans Bovenberg, B. Jacobs. 2005

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Citations in the corpus

Real Options and Human Capital Investment (2007, unknown): “This is the standard effect in human capital models without options (Bovenberg and Jacobs, 2005).”
Guide to Reform of Higher Education: A European Perspective (2006, unknown): “We are not concerned with equity here, since education policies and redistribution of incomes can be separated (Bovenberg and Jacobs, 2005).”
A Unified Welfare Analysis of Government Policies* (2019, unknown): “Under certain conditions, the optimal human capital policy is full deductibility of educational expenditures (Bovenberg and Jacobs, 2005; Stantcheva, 2017).77 This ensures that private decisions about human capital investment are aligned with the socially optimal decisions that maximize government…”
Optimal Policy and the Risk Properties of Human Capital Reconsidered (2009, unknown): “This literature includes contributions by Bovenberg and Jacobs (2005), Bohacek and Kapicka (2008), Maldonado (2008), and Jacobs and Bovenberg (2008) .”
Can Capital Income Taxes Survive? And Should They? (2007, unknown): “If the government can fully observe all human capital investments and their related opportunity costs, education subsidies are the most well-targeted instrument to offset the labour tax distortion to human capital investment, as Bovenberg and Jacobs (2005b) have shown in a companion paper.”