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Public Sector Economics Nondemocractic Public Sectors

Olson’s bandits tax revenue = the efficiency loss of redistribution is limited when governments are stable –eg., stable dictator –eg., stable democratic majority a stable government limits taxation in order to keep the tax base sufficiently large LR vs SR Laffer curve

Olson’s on democracy vs nondemocracy democracy = Meltzer-Richard nondemocracy = Laffer curve maximum (whether Laffer curve is SR or LR depends on autocrat’s expected tenure) in theory, nondemocracies –maximize revenue –spend on the public only when the spending sufficiently enlarges the tax base in theory, democracies –redistribute from rich to poor –redistribute more when income distribution is skewed Becker: democracy is about competitiveness, not voting