چكيده لاتين :
This is survey on a computable general equilibrium pattern to account for the quantitative effects of different taxes levied on, for example, sale, wage and capital income, on the primary economic variables established for Iranʹs economy. The tax policies has been analyzed according to the both, primary effects and secondary outcomes.
After a brief introduction, in the second part, the conducted researches are studied by taking advantage of the applied general equilibrium patterns and their main characteristics, and the third part is supplied with a simple computable general equilibrium model concerning the tax effects on a bi-sectoral economy.
As for part IV, the framework of a multi-sectoral pattern is provided along with descriptions on each equation, and finally in the fifth part empirical conclusions are addressed. For each type of above-mentioned taxes, six deductive experiments with the rates of 5-30 percent have been implemented and the mentioned taxes effects on the primary variables, such as gross and net prices, ultimate demand, production, occupation and capital stock, are all studied and observed in the terms of economic sectors, wages, the price of one single unit of capital income, labour income, and GNP.
