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Cagetti, Marco; Nardi, Mariacristina De - Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis - 2004

effective estate tax system seems to insulate most of the businesses from the negative effects of estate taxation thus …

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Come the devolution, will states be able to respond?

Tannenwald, Robert - In: New England Economic Review (1998) May, pp. 53-73

Since the founding of the Republic, Americans have engaged in “endless debate” about the division of fiscal and regulatory responsibilities among levels of government. The controversy has often involved the concomitant question of the optimal role of government as a whole. The issue has been...

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School quality and Massachusetts enrollment shifts in the context of tax limitations

Bradbury, Katharine L.; Case, Karl E.; Mayer, Chirstopher J. - In: New England Economic Review (1998) Jul, pp. 3-20

Like most states, Massachusetts underwent a large shift in public school enrollment between the 1980s and 1990s, requiring a number of sizable fiscal and educational adjustments by individual school districts. Between 1980 and 1989, the number of students in kindergarten through grade 12 fell 21...

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The devolution tortoise and the centralization hare

Kincaid, John - In: New England Economic Review (1998) May, pp. 13-40

There has been much talk in recent years of devolving powers and functions from the federal government to the states. Some observers even proclaim a “devolution revolution”, the result of which will be a more efficient and effective federal government and more robust and responsive states....

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Tax disincentives to commercial bank lending

Kuprianov, Anatoli - In: Economic Quarterly (1997) Spr, pp. 67-97

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Optimal taxation in infinitely-lived agent and overlapping generations models : a review

Erosa, Andres; Gervais, Martin - In: Economic Quarterly (2001) Spr, pp. 23-44

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Fiscal Taylor Rules in the Postwar United States

Reicher, Christopher - Institut für Weltwirtschaft (IfW) - 2009

Recent research and events have brought fiscal policy back into the spotlight. Fiscal Taylor rules and error correction models have represented two different ways of quantifying the feedbacks from fiscal and economic conditions to fiscal policy decisions. This paper synthesizes these two ideas,...

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The New Economy ; What Is Really New?

Siebert, Horst - Institut für Weltwirtschaft (IfW) - 2000

capital markets and especially for labor. Major issues are regulation and taxation. …

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Unemployment and Labour Market Rigidities in OECD Countries ; The Impact of Taxes

Heitger, Bernhard - Institut für Weltwirtschaft (IfW) - 2000

the taxation-unemployment relationship and whether this relationship is exogenous or simultaneously determined. Hausman … specification tests indicate that the impact of taxation on short-term unemployment is positive and exogenous whereas the … relationship between taxation and long-term unemployment is simultaneously determined. Correcting for this simultaneity results in …

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Salience and taxation: theory and evidence

Chetty, Raj; Looney, Adam; Kroft, Kory - Federal Reserve Board (Board of Governors of the … - 2009

, empirically implementable formulas for the incidence and efficiency costs of taxation that account for salience effects as well as …

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