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Optimal redistribution with labor supply dependent productivity
We study optimal nonlinear income taxation when productivity depends negatively on labor supply (labor-supply-dependent productivity, LSDP). Relative to a benchmark model with fixed productivities, we find that LSDP leads to higher optimal marginal tax rates, especially for higher-income individuals
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