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By reducing taxpayers' taxable income, the charitable deduction shifts part of the cost of private charitable giving onto the rest of society, encouraging charitable gifts. While the charitable deduction clearly benefits charities, it also shrinks the federal tax base. This is the basic justification for a tax subsidy to charities: if charities produce public goods, they will be subject to market failure and will not be supplied, justifying a government subsidy for them. The vast majority of charities do not produce exclusively public goods. As a result, the scope of the current charitable deduction is far broader than can be justified by any appeal to the theory of market failure. From the perspective of economic efficiency, it is hard to justify the current size and scope of the feder...
...Figure 1 graphically illustrates this definition of public goods. To see how public goods cause mar... each source to charities according to an analysis of 1997 data by Independent Sector. As shown in Fi...
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Military students defining the concept of the center of gravity (COG) are like blind men describing an elephant. They know a definition exists, but they describe it according to their own experiences, and invariably someone will define COG as "the will of the people." Here, Eikmeier discusses the critical role of COG analysis in accomplishing military objectives at an acceptable cost.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (Commission or CFTC) is adopting regulations to implement certain provisions of Title VII of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd- Frank Act). These regulations set forth reporting and recordkeeping requirements and daily trading records requirements for swap dealers (SDs) and major swap participants (MSPs). These regulations also set forth certain duties imposed upon SDs and MSPs registered with the Commission with regard to: Risk management procedures; monitoring of trading to prevent violations of applicable position limits; diligent supervision; business continuity and disaster recovery; disclosure and the ability of regulators to obtain general information; and antitrust considerations. In addition, these regul...
... B. Compliance Dates. IV. Cost Benefit Considerations. A. Introduction. B... add chief compliance officers to the definition of ``principal'' and to add a new definition of ``... ISDA & SIFMA recommended that further analysis and consultation be performed on the costs and ben...
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... standard claim that fixed costs, by definition, do not exist in the long run. Second, many short-...The solution is shown to simplify cost analysis without sacrificing mathematical rigor or importan...
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.... B. Cost Benefit Analysis . Cost benefit analysis (CBA) has...In its most straightforward definition, CBA begins with the common-sense recognition that...
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...In general, these laws restrict high cost loans, their fees and rates. The state level regul... is that there is no consensus on a definition of predatory lending. Engel and McCoy (2001) provi...However, their micro-analysis of the specific type of lending laws indicates a m...
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Over the past two to three decades economics has played an increasingly important role in the development of U.S. antitrust enforcement and policy. This essay first reviews the major facets of U.S. antitrust enforcement and next reviews the ways in which economics - starting from a low base - has grown in importance in antitrust. The essay then highlights three antitrust areas in which the influence of economics has had the greatest influence: merger analysis, vertical relationships, and predatory pricing. The essay concludes with the identification of four antitrust areas where further economics analysis could have high returns.
...With one exception, the market definition paradigm focuses on sellers (since it is sellers w... "critical" demand elasticities and price-cost margins that would indicate the boundaries of rele...
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This notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) proposes a new regulatory framework for FTA's evaluation and rating of major new transit investments seeking funding under the discretionary ``New Starts'' and ``Small Starts'' programs. This notice of proposed rulemaking is being published concurrently with a Notice of Availability of proposed guidance that proposes new measures and methods for calculating the project justification and local financial commitment criteria specified in statute and this proposed rule. FTA seeks public comment on both this proposed rule and the proposed guidance.
... would be sufficient, without further analysis, to warrant a satisfactory rating of ``medium'' on... stays within a certain ``envelope'' of cost and scope during the project development process, ... Although FTA's definition of mobility benefits includes time savings to high...
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... section discusses the results of the analysis and draws some conclusions. . THE ACCOUNTABILITY M... need information about: outputs, cost and quality of the supplied services, efficiency l...' strategic objectives thus their clear definition in the document becomes a considerable means to di...
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... hope to explore the lack of economic analysis being done on the SEC's proposed rules, which has ... to exempt offerings, revisions to the definition of a credited investor and disqualification of off... how that fits together with the rest of the cost of the program. GARRETT: OK, is that one of the p...
