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The productivity paradox of corporate taxation : a nonlinear tale of growth and constraints

Nguyen, Hang T. T. - 2026

This paper investigates the relationship between corporate income tax rates (CITR) and firm-level productivity growth using AMADEUS data of 304,410 observations from 79,842 European firms from 2006 to 2019. The results imply a robust non-linear relationship: higher CITRs are positively...

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The productivity paradox of corporate taxation: A nonlinear tale of growth and constraints

Nguyen, Hang T. T. - 2026

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The productivity paradox of corporate taxation : a nonlinear tale of growth and constraints

Nguyen, Hang T. T. - 2026

Book / Working Paper

The response of debtors to rate changes

Fuster, Andreas; Gianinazzi, Virginia; Hackethal, Andreas; … - 2026

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Output gap assessment through Danmarks Nationalbank's production function framework

Bess, Mikkel; Bock, Theodor Justus; Weissert, … - 2026

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The green bond premium: Evidence from a multiverse analysis

Bauckloh, Michael Tobias; Kirsch, Paula - 2026

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Who shirks at work? : an application of machine learning to time use data

Gimenez-Nadal, José Ignacio; Molina, José Alberto; … - 2026

Worker productivity depends not only on hours worked, but also on how work time is actually used, and time-use evidence shows that non-work at work is non-trivial. This paper provides a data-driven characterization of shirking, and studies which observable characteristics best predict shirking...

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The survey-based output gap and input gap

Kamada, Koichiro - 2026

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A simple method for estimating multiple natural rates simultaneously : estimation of Japan's potential output and natural foreign exchange rate

Kamada, Koichiro - 2026

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Predicting university dropouts : evidence on the value of student expectations and motivation

Epper, Thomas; Ibsen, Kristoffer Holst Kroustrup; Koch, … - 2026

University dropout is costly, making it a policy priority to identify factors that predict dropout. Using a survey experiment with incoming first-year students linked to long-run administrative outcomes, we assess which information improves dropout prediction beyond standard university records....

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Approach to estimating confidence intervals for a business cycle

Martinez-Rivera, Wilmer; Hernandez-Bejarano, Manuel Dario - 2026

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Price elasticity of residential natural gas demand : evidence from population microdata in Ireland

Wade, Brendan; Carthy, Philip; Farrell, Niall - 2026

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