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Capital Income Tax, R&D Technology, and Economic Growth
This paper shows that, in a R&D-based growth model in which vertical and horizontal innovations occur simultaneously, increasing the capital income tax leads to faster the productivity growth and a welfare growth. For this result to hold, the production function for both vertical and horizontal inno
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