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Assessing inequities in electrification via heat pumps across the US. [PDF]
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State E-Cigarette Flavor Restrictions and Tobacco Product Use in Youths and Adults.
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Association of standard dietary inflammatory index with diabetic retinopathy in diabetes: A prospective cohort study. [PDF]
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Ageing in the Netherlands: Should we trust the generational accountant’s view of the world?. [PDF]
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Seigniorage and tax smoothing: Testing the extended tax-smoothing model
Journal of Macroeconomics, 1996Abstract This paper tests the extended tax-smoothing model for 12 industrialized countries. A key feature of the version of the model utilized here is that velocity is modeled as a non-stationary process, and not as a constant. The evidence is not only that velocity is non-stationary in all 12 countries.
J.Lynne Evans, Michael C. Amey
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The tax benefit of income smoothing
Journal of Banking & Finance, 2011A worker can contribute pre-tax dollars to a private pension plan. Under a progressive tax, this feature reduces income taxes. Ippolito (1986) argues that an individual in 1979 can reduce lifetime taxes by 20%. We re-examine his analysis using the complete time-series of US income tax history and find that the tax benefit of income smoothing is much ...
Rydqvist, Kristian +2 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
Does the Chilean government smooth taxes? This paper argues that the answer is yes, but only if one takes into account royalties from copper. During the past ten years there has been a serious debate in Chile initially regarding the sustainability of the Chilean government’s fiscal deficit and more recently regarding what to do with the budget ...
Pasten, R., Cover, J.P.
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Does the Chilean government smooth taxes? This paper argues that the answer is yes, but only if one takes into account royalties from copper. During the past ten years there has been a serious debate in Chile initially regarding the sustainability of the Chilean government’s fiscal deficit and more recently regarding what to do with the budget ...
Pasten, R., Cover, J.P.
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What Should Optimal Income Taxes Smooth?
Journal of Public Economic Theory, 2004AbstractAccording to the theory of tax smoothing, income tax rates should be kept constant so as to minimize the distortionary costs of taxation. By explicitly considering how labor supply is distorted by income taxes in a fully specified intertemporal model, we find that the optimal income tax policy should smoothen leisure.
Torben M. Andersen, Robert R. Dogonowski
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