Demographic change and income tax revenue in Germany: a microsimulation approach
https://doi.org/10.3326/pse.41.1.8 | Published online: March 10, 2017 Figure 1
Population projection for Germany (number of inhabitants in millions) Source: Deschermeier (2016), Federal Statistical Office (2015). Table 1
Population and working population by age group (in millions)
Source: Deschermeier (2016), Federal Statistical Office (2015), own calculation. Table 2
Effects of the demographic change (numbers for Germany for the years 2016, 2024 and 2035 based on simulations from the STATS model)
Figure 2
Decomposition of the income tax revenue effect (effects compared to 2016 income tax revenue in billion euro) Table 3
Average income tax burden by age group (income tax burden in percentage of gross income)
Figure 1 Population projection for Germany (number of inhabitants in millions) DISPLAY Figure Table 1 Population and working population by age group (in millions) DISPLAY Table Table 2 Effects of the demographic change (numbers for Germany for the years 2016, 2024 and 2035 based on simulations from the STATS model) DISPLAY Table Figure 2 Decomposition of the income tax revenue effect (effects compared to 2016 income tax revenue in billion euro) DISPLAY Figure Table 3 Average income tax burden by age group (income tax burden in percentage of gross income) DISPLAY Table |
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