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.2 34A 33.9 Portugal -3.7 315 Germany -21.8 30.1 Spain -50 30.0 Mexico -5.0 30.0 -4.0 Australia 30.0 Luxembourg -8.2 0 292 Norway 28.0 New Zealand -5.0 28.0 Italy -9.5 275 Canada -16.2 26.1 Greece -14.0 -10.0 r. 26.0 Netherlands 25.0 Denmark r change -7.0 25.
spirit James Tobin proposed in 1974 the introduction of an internation- al currency transactions tax also aimed at taming global currency markets (Tobin, 1978). While these taxes were initially proposed as stabilization tools, they actually can generate substantial tax revenue given the massive vol
ement will be the most effective policy mix to ensure the v40 operates effectively. To give an example of how this could work, I would like to take Norway as an example, though as will be seen later this is not quite a reasonable choice. Norway is of course very rich. Not only does it have a very well
hastic basis for stock market movements and also give substantial evidence for long term reversion to mean for stock market prices when measured by Tobin's q or by CAPE; the 'Cyclically Adjusted Price to Earnings ratio'. This is discussed at length in Smithers [Smithers 2009] for example, and is looke
be used directly, or with storage for use at night. Current storage options include hydroelectric, already used in Northern Europe with storage in Norway, hot oil in CSP plants, grid scale sodium/sulphur batteries, or just old fashioned domestic electrical storage heaters with bricks in them. The cos
escales. Two measures in particular are able to capture the over or under valuation of the stock market, the two measures that do this are CAPE and Tobin's q. Tobin's q is of course the same thing as the book-to-market ratio, the same value used at company level in the research of French & Fama and v
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