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Behavioral Responses to the Tax Reform Act of 1986 By JOEL SLEMROD ' Conversation , Information , and Herd Behavior By ... The first view is that the behavioral response to taxation is negligible ; for this reason , it was often argued ...
Behavioral Responses to the Tax Reform Act of 1986 By JOEL SLEMROD ' Conversation , Information , and Herd Behavior By ... The first view is that the behavioral response to taxation is negligible ; for this reason , it was often argued ...
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Taxpayers can alter the timing of activities in response to permanent variations in the time pattern of tax rates , such as the reduction in marginal tax rates upon retirement . They can also respond to tax rate variation due to ...
Taxpayers can alter the timing of activities in response to permanent variations in the time pattern of tax rates , such as the reduction in marginal tax rates upon retirement . They can also respond to tax rate variation due to ...
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The autocorrelation and impulse - response functions are truncated at lag 8 , and probability values are in parentheses . statistics , and the top panels of Figure 4 show the impulse - response functions . On a weekly basis , output is ...
The autocorrelation and impulse - response functions are truncated at lag 8 , and probability values are in parentheses . statistics , and the top panels of Figure 4 show the impulse - response functions . On a weekly basis , output is ...
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