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Effects of mortality risk on risk-taking behavior
Liu, Liqun
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Rettenmaier, Andrew J.
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Economics letters
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2007
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A characterization of the existenceof optimal dominant strategy mechanisms
Liu, Liqun
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Tian, Guoqiang
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1999
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The Excess Burden of the Social Security Payroll Tax
Liu, Liqun
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Rettenmaier, Andrew J.
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2004
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Relative Efficiency of AD Valorem and Unit Taxes: The Case of Endogenous Quality
Liu, Liqun
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Relative Efficiency of AD Valorem and Unit Taxes: The Case of Endogenous Quality
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Combining Distributional Weights and the Marginal Cost of Funds : the Concept of Person-Specific Marginal Cost of Funds
Liu, Liqun
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2006
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The Multi-Period Cost-Benefit Rule with Mobile Capital and Distorted Labor
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International tax and public finance
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2005
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The Excess Burden of the Social Security Payroll Tax
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Rettenmaier, Andrew J.
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Relative Efficiency of Ad Valorem and Unit Taxes : the Case of Endogenous Quality
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Market Substitution and the Pareto Dominance of Ad Valorem Taxation
Liu, Liqun
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Saving, Thomas R.
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2005
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