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Stauzeitkosten - Rechtsprechung im Licht der Ökonomie

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Im Rahmen des gezeigten Modells werden Stauzeitkosten ohne Staatseingriff vollständig von den Verkehrsteilnehmern getragen. Insofern gibt es – unter den getroffenen Annahmen – gegenüber nicht-Verkehrsteilnehmern keinen externen Effekt; die Durchsetzung des Verursacherprinzips erfolgt spontan. Die gleichgewichtige Strassennutzung ohne Staatseingriff ist jedoch ineffizient, da unter den Verkehrsteilnehmern Externalitäten bestehen. Unter geeigneten Bedingungen ist es (im Rahmen des vorgestellten Modells) möglich, die Verkehrsteilnehmer durch Besteuerung besser zu stellen, selbst wenn die Steuereinnahmen nicht rückerstattet werden. Gesamtwirtschaftlich effizient ist die Situation allerdings nur dann, wenn die Steuereinnahmen sinnvoll eingesetzt werden, z.B. in der Form einer pauschalen Rückerstattung.

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  • Christian Jaag, 2011. "Stauzeitkosten - Rechtsprechung im Licht der Ökonomie," Economics Musings 0002, Swiss Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:chc:ecomus:0002
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    Keywords

    Staukosten; Externalitäten;

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    • L92 - Industrial Organization - - Industry Studies: Transportation and Utilities - - - Railroads and Other Surface Transportation

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