Lerner Symmetry Theorem


 

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Lerner Symmetry Theorem

The proposition that a tax on all imports has the same effect as an equal tax on all exports, if the revenue is spent in the same way. The result depends critically on balanced trade, as in a real model, so that a change in imports leads to an equal change in the value of exports. Due to Lerner (1936).



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