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How Far From The Train Station Should We Tax? An Empirical Study Based On Value Capture Method, Nanthawat Ouysinprasert
How Far From The Train Station Should We Tax? An Empirical Study Based On Value Capture Method, Nanthawat Ouysinprasert
Chulalongkorn University Theses and Dissertations (Chula ETD)
This research aims to present a way to earn income for the government through the expansion of the property tax base. It basically collects tax from the asset owners that benefit from the increased value in the development of public infrastructure. There are two important objectives: First, the author wants to analyze the economic impact that occurs from the presence of the train station and other relating factors on the value of housing. Second, the author desires to apply the value capture method to create a tax model. The sample group is 511 residential buildings located within a radius of …
The Volatility Of Equity Flows In Asean Emerging Markets, Supatchaya Ketchan
The Volatility Of Equity Flows In Asean Emerging Markets, Supatchaya Ketchan
Chulalongkorn University Theses and Dissertations (Chula ETD)
The volatility of foreign equity flows into and out of ASEAN emerging markets is a source of concerned for macroeconomic and financial stability. This thesis uses the DCC-MGARCH model examine the volatility co-movement of daily net foreign equity flows for four ASEAN emerging economies (Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Phillipines) from 1st October 2009 to 28th December 2018. Furthermore, the SUR model is employed to understand which global and domestic macroeconomics factors may affect the volatility of net foreign equity flows. Overall, we find a slowdown of net equity flows to these ASEAN emerging markets especially since 2015 with the …