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COVID-19: The Impact on Self-Employed & ‘Gig Economy’ Workers [PDF]
Centre for Brexit Studies Director Professor Alex de Ruyter has shared his thoughts and views on Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the impact this could have on self-employed workers across the ...
de Ruyter, A.
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Book review – Wildlife Tourism Futures. Encounters with Wild, Captive and Artificial Animals [PDF]
Sabine Michaela Lehmann
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Hours worked of the self‐employed and agglomeration [PDF]
AbstractThis paper investigates the causal effects of agglomeration on hours worked by the self‐employed. Urbanization and localization are instrumented using the minimum distance from the work Public Use Microdata Area centroid to the United States’ coastlines and estimated industry shares in 1930.
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Changing tax for the self-employed [PDF]
The government’s overhaul of the direct tax system, including the 1984 reforms to the Corporation Tax, the introduction of Independent Taxation and in 1993, the introduction of ‘pay and file’ for companies, has so far left the taxation of the self ...
Graeme Macdonald, Edward Whitehouse
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Horizontal equity and the taxation of employed and self-employed workers [PDF]
The schedular system of income tax in the UK frequently comes under attack, not least in relation to the distinctions it draws between the tax treatment of the employed and the self-employed. However, on examination, it appears that non-schedular systems
Judith Freedman, Emma Chamberlain
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The UK social security system for self-employed people [PDF]
The UK system for social insurance has evolved over the past sixty years in response to both changes in government policy and changing social circumstances. The current system has moved away somewhat from the old Welfare State principles.
Boden, Rebecca
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Compensating Wage Differentials among Self-Employed Workers:Evidence from Job Satisfaction Scores, [PDF]
Previous studies have found that self-employed workers with long business tenure earn less than other workers with similar characteristics. This difference in earnings can be explained by the compensating wage differential theory when self-employed jobs ...
Daiji Kawaguchi
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Natural resources, tourism and community livelihoods in Southern Africa [PDF]
Sabine Michaela Lehmann
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Social security is a human right, which should mean that everyone at risk of losing their income is protected. Yet, many systems still exclude the self-employed. This article explores how the concepts of labour neutrality and labour specificity can give access to the self-employed in two contingencies (invalidity and unemployment).
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Using panel data to exactly estimate under-reporting by the self-employed
The income of the self-employed is often assumed to be understated in economic statistics. Debate exists about the extent of under-reporting and the resulting measures of the size of the underground economy.
Gibson, John, Chung, Chul, Kim, Bonggeun
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