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... response to taxation is negligible ; for this reason , it was often ar- gued , the efficiency costs of alternative tax structures are of second - order magnitude and can be safely put aside in place of the equity implications of ...
... response to taxation is negligible ; for this reason , it was often ar- gued , the efficiency costs of alternative tax structures are of second - order magnitude and can be safely put aside in place of the equity implications of ...
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... response to permanent variations in the time pattern of tax rates , such as the reduction in marginal tax rates upon retire- ment . They can also respond to tax rate variation due to anticipated future changes in the tax law itself ...
... response to permanent variations in the time pattern of tax rates , such as the reduction in marginal tax rates upon retire- ment . They can also respond to tax rate variation due to anticipated future changes in the tax law itself ...
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... response function but do not match the transitory impulse - response function . On this dimension , the models are rejected at better than the 1 - percent level . The right - hand panels of Figure 3 illus- trate the results for the ...
... response function but do not match the transitory impulse - response function . On this dimension , the models are rejected at better than the 1 - percent level . The right - hand panels of Figure 3 illus- trate the results for the ...
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