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... . There is a long and econometrically so- phisticated literature on the effects of taxes on labor supply based on cross - section sam- ples that predate the 1986 tax reform1 ( Hausman , 170 Behavioral Responses to Tax Rates :
... . There is a long and econometrically so- phisticated literature on the effects of taxes on labor supply based on cross - section sam- ples that predate the 1986 tax reform1 ( Hausman , 170 Behavioral Responses to Tax Rates :
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... tax rate . I found such sensitivity in a number of studies done in the late ... rates ( see e.g. , the recent paper by Leonard Burman and William Randolph ... tax rates have very little long - term effect . The experience since 1986 is ...
... tax rate . I found such sensitivity in a number of studies done in the late ... rates ( see e.g. , the recent paper by Leonard Burman and William Randolph ... tax rates have very little long - term effect . The experience since 1986 is ...
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... tax sys- tems . Consider two examples . By substan- tially lowering the top statutory tax rates on individuals relative to corporations , TRA86 made it more advantageous to carry out profitable business as a partnership or Sub- chapter ...
... tax sys- tems . Consider two examples . By substan- tially lowering the top statutory tax rates on individuals relative to corporations , TRA86 made it more advantageous to carry out profitable business as a partnership or Sub- chapter ...
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