英文摘要 |
Assuming that insurers are risk neutrality, Kaplow (1991, 1992) shows that the income tax deduction will induce the insured to buy partial insurance, which in turn distort their insurance decision. Thus welfare with deductions will be lower than without deductions. Nevertheless, we can find that most OECD countries have implemented this policy. Although a few literature has continued to address the need for government intervention in the provision of income tax deductions, these literature still lack a rational reason for carrying out tax deductions. Therefore, the more likely explanation in implementing tax deductions is that the government has more risk-taking abilities than the insurer and insured. |