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Explaining the variation in empirical estimates of tax elasticities of foreign direct investment

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Paying Postage : Estimating the Elasticity of Voter Turnout

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In the aftermath of elections or ballots, the legitimacy of the result is regularly debated if voter turnout was considered to be low. Hence, discussions about legal reforms to increase turnout are common in most democracies. We analyze the impact of a very small change in voting costs on voter...

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The Bunching Estimator Cannot Identify the Taxable Income Elasticity

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