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Possibility, Impossibility, and History in the Origins of the Marriage Tax

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Possibility, Impossibility, and History in the Origins of the Marriage Tax

Berliant, Marcus; Rothstein, Paul - In: National Tax Journal 56 (2003) 2, pp. 303-17

We examine the marriage tax in a formal setting. We begin with precise statements of the basic normative principles in the literature and proofs of old and new impossibility claims. Along the way we document and resolve important ambiguities in the existing literature. We then characterize the...

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