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Hypothetical tax-benefit reforms in Hungary : shifting from tax relief to cash transfers for family support

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Tax incentives and family labor supply in Austria

Hanappi, Tibor; Müllbacher, Sandra - 2012

elasticities at the intensive and extensive margins. We find that the family policy reform 2009 had only small employment effects …

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Earned Income Tax Credit Portability : Respecting the Autonomy of American Families

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Fiscal instruments supporting families in Poland in the years 2004-2017

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Income and child maltreatment in unmarried families : evidence from the earned income tax credit

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Tax incentives and family labor supply in Austria

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Unintended Consequences? Undocumented, Working Poor Families and the Refundable Child Tax Credit

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