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Evidence from Uganda confirms that corruption retards development even more than taxation does …

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Are corruption and taxation really harmful to growth? : Firm-level evidence

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Are corruption and taxation really harmful to growth? : firm level evidence

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Corruption and firm growth : evidence from around the world

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Corruption and firm growth: evidence from around the World

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Reference points and redistributive preferences : experimental evidence

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Reference Points and Redistributive Preferences : Experimental Evidence

Charité, Jimmy - 2015

tax rate for someone who (due to luck) became rich either five or one year(s) ago. Subjects faced with the five …-year scenario choose a lower tax rate, indicating respect for the more deeply embedded (five-year) reference point. Our results thus …

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Reference points and redistributive preferences : experimental evidence

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The mortality cost of political connections

Fisman, Raymond; Wang, Yongxiang - 2015

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Corruption in Chinese privatizations

Fisman, Raymond; Wang, Yongxiang - In: The journal of law, economics, & organization 31 (2015) 1, pp. 1-29

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