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VoxEU Column Fantastic tax cuts and where to find them Felix Bierbrauer Pierre Boyer Emanuel Hansen 21 Jul 2023 Taxation
Discussion paper DP14779 Reforming the Individual Income Tax in Spain Nezih Guner Javier Lopez-Segovia Roberto Ramos 19 May 2020 Macroeconomics and Growth Public Economics E21 E6 H2 J2
Discussion paper DP13705 Taxing Identity: Theory and Evidence from Early Islam Mohamed Saleh Jean Tirole 30 Apr 2019 Economic History Public Economics D82 H2 N45 Z12
Discussion paper DP12502 Market Power and the Laffer Curve Eugenio Miravete Katja Seim Jeff Thurk 13 Dec 2017 Industrial Organization L12 L21 L32
VoxEU Column Tax progressivity and the government’s ability to collect additional tax revenue Dirk Krueger Serhiy Stepanchuk Hans Holter 20 Feb 2015 Taxation
Discussion paper DP10259 How Does Tax Progressivity and Household Heterogeneity Affect Laffer Curves? Dirk Krueger Serhiy Stepanchuk 23 Nov 2014 International Macroeconomics Public Economics E62 H20 H60
VoxEU Column Can governments raise much revenue by making taxes more progressive? Martin Lopez-Daneri Gustavo Ventura Nezih Guner 5 Oct 2014 Taxation
Discussion paper DP5657 How Far Are We From the Slippery Slope? The Laffer Curve Revisited Harald Uhlig Mathias Trabandt 28 May 2006 International Macroeconomics Public Economics E0 E60 H0
Discussion paper DP3089 Tax Rates and Tax Evasion: Evidence from 'Missing Imports' in China Raymond Fisman Shang-Jin Wei 10 Dec 2001 International Trade and Regional Economics Transition Economics F10 H20
Discussion paper DP225 Can Public Spending Cuts be Inflationary? Willem Buiter 1 Apr 1988 International Macroeconomics E E H H
