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Dynamic effects of permanent and temporary tax policies in a q model of investmentby: Andrew B. Abel
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AbstractThis paper incorporates the tax policy analysis of Hall and Jorgenson into a dynamic optimizing model with adjustment costs to develop a q model of investment. This framework is particularly useful for analyzing the dynamic effects on investment of permanent and temporary changes in tax policy. It is shown that, contrary to the conventional intertemporal substitution argument, a temporary investment tax credit need not be nore expansionary than a permanent investment tax credit. The role of depreciation allowances in determining the dynamic response of investment to temporary changes in the tax rate is also investigated.
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