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... income with respect to the head's labor income . I regress log disposable income in year t - 1 on six year dummies and log labor income in year t − 1 ; in order to reduce bias from measurement error , I instrument for labor income using ...
... income with respect to the head's labor income . I regress log disposable income in year t - 1 on six year dummies and log labor income in year t − 1 ; in order to reduce bias from measurement error , I instrument for labor income using ...
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... income taxpayers is that their reported income be- gan to rise rapidly about the time of TRA86 . The phenomenon was best summarized by Daniel Feenberg and James Poterba ( 1993 ) , who calculated , using tax - return data , the share of ...
... income taxpayers is that their reported income be- gan to rise rapidly about the time of TRA86 . The phenomenon was best summarized by Daniel Feenberg and James Poterba ( 1993 ) , who calculated , using tax - return data , the share of ...
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... income reported as Subchapter - S income in 1990 would have been reported , and taxed under , the corpo- rate tax system in the years preceding TRA86 . Thus , it is premature to character- ize this phenomenon as income creation which ...
... income reported as Subchapter - S income in 1990 would have been reported , and taxed under , the corpo- rate tax system in the years preceding TRA86 . Thus , it is premature to character- ize this phenomenon as income creation which ...
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