Table 4.

The heterogeneity of tax incidence across markets—CEPI and VA (% points)

CEPIVA
(3)(4)(5)(3)(4)(5)
Treated × Post5.646***5.813***6.183***−0.203−0.416**0.142
(0.503)(0.650)(0.662)(0.159)(0.200)(0.212)
× NCSB−0.940***−0.010−1.717***0.720***0.883***0.421***
(0.274)(0.361)(0.375)(0.087)(0.111)(0.120)
× ln(Income)−4.496**−1.627−3.0770.9040.441−3.139***
(1.961)(2.512)(2.529)(0.621)(0.772)(0.809)
× ln(HHI)1.211*2.719***−0.2240.402**−0.1300.765***
(0.645)(0.831)(0.851)(0.204)(0.256)(0.272)
Post−0.925***−0.813***−1.485***−0.0980.116−0.193**
(0.242)(0.306)(0.306)(0.077)(0.094)(0.098)
× ln(Income)−0.093−5.396***−0.946−1.069**−1.160*0.222
(1.592)(2.016)(2.012)(0.504)(0.620)(0.643)
× ln(HHI)−0.134−0.9161.367***−0.454***0.360*−0.915***
(0.521)(0.665)(0.668)(0.165)(0.204)(0.214)
Price indexEPI allEPI poorEPI richEPI allEPI poorEPI rich
SampleHyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1
CEPIVA
(3)(4)(5)(3)(4)(5)
Treated × Post5.646***5.813***6.183***−0.203−0.416**0.142
(0.503)(0.650)(0.662)(0.159)(0.200)(0.212)
× NCSB−0.940***−0.010−1.717***0.720***0.883***0.421***
(0.274)(0.361)(0.375)(0.087)(0.111)(0.120)
× ln(Income)−4.496**−1.627−3.0770.9040.441−3.139***
(1.961)(2.512)(2.529)(0.621)(0.772)(0.809)
× ln(HHI)1.211*2.719***−0.2240.402**−0.1300.765***
(0.645)(0.831)(0.851)(0.204)(0.256)(0.272)
Post−0.925***−0.813***−1.485***−0.0980.116−0.193**
(0.242)(0.306)(0.306)(0.077)(0.094)(0.098)
× ln(Income)−0.093−5.396***−0.946−1.069**−1.160*0.222
(1.592)(2.016)(2.012)(0.504)(0.620)(0.643)
× ln(HHI)−0.134−0.9161.367***−0.454***0.360*−0.915***
(0.521)(0.665)(0.668)(0.165)(0.204)(0.214)
Price indexEPI allEPI poorEPI richEPI allEPI poorEPI rich
SampleHyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1

Notes: The dependent variable is the log of CEPI or VA. CEPI and VA are estimated from Kantar Worldpanel data 2008–2013. Other details are as in Table 3. Standard errors are clustered at the area level in parentheses; ***, ** and * indicate significance at the 1%, 5% and 10% levels.

Table 4.

The heterogeneity of tax incidence across markets—CEPI and VA (% points)

CEPIVA
(3)(4)(5)(3)(4)(5)
Treated × Post5.646***5.813***6.183***−0.203−0.416**0.142
(0.503)(0.650)(0.662)(0.159)(0.200)(0.212)
× NCSB−0.940***−0.010−1.717***0.720***0.883***0.421***
(0.274)(0.361)(0.375)(0.087)(0.111)(0.120)
× ln(Income)−4.496**−1.627−3.0770.9040.441−3.139***
(1.961)(2.512)(2.529)(0.621)(0.772)(0.809)
× ln(HHI)1.211*2.719***−0.2240.402**−0.1300.765***
(0.645)(0.831)(0.851)(0.204)(0.256)(0.272)
Post−0.925***−0.813***−1.485***−0.0980.116−0.193**
(0.242)(0.306)(0.306)(0.077)(0.094)(0.098)
× ln(Income)−0.093−5.396***−0.946−1.069**−1.160*0.222
(1.592)(2.016)(2.012)(0.504)(0.620)(0.643)
× ln(HHI)−0.134−0.9161.367***−0.454***0.360*−0.915***
(0.521)(0.665)(0.668)(0.165)(0.204)(0.214)
Price indexEPI allEPI poorEPI richEPI allEPI poorEPI rich
SampleHyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1
CEPIVA
(3)(4)(5)(3)(4)(5)
Treated × Post5.646***5.813***6.183***−0.203−0.416**0.142
(0.503)(0.650)(0.662)(0.159)(0.200)(0.212)
× NCSB−0.940***−0.010−1.717***0.720***0.883***0.421***
(0.274)(0.361)(0.375)(0.087)(0.111)(0.120)
× ln(Income)−4.496**−1.627−3.0770.9040.441−3.139***
(1.961)(2.512)(2.529)(0.621)(0.772)(0.809)
× ln(HHI)1.211*2.719***−0.2240.402**−0.1300.765***
(0.645)(0.831)(0.851)(0.204)(0.256)(0.272)
Post−0.925***−0.813***−1.485***−0.0980.116−0.193**
(0.242)(0.306)(0.306)(0.077)(0.094)(0.098)
× ln(Income)−0.093−5.396***−0.946−1.069**−1.160*0.222
(1.592)(2.016)(2.012)(0.504)(0.620)(0.643)
× ln(HHI)−0.134−0.9161.367***−0.454***0.360*−0.915***
(0.521)(0.665)(0.668)(0.165)(0.204)(0.214)
Price indexEPI allEPI poorEPI richEPI allEPI poorEPI rich
SampleHyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1Hyper = 1

Notes: The dependent variable is the log of CEPI or VA. CEPI and VA are estimated from Kantar Worldpanel data 2008–2013. Other details are as in Table 3. Standard errors are clustered at the area level in parentheses; ***, ** and * indicate significance at the 1%, 5% and 10% levels.

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