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Subsidized and non-subsidized R&D projects : do they differ?

Köhler, Mila; Peters, Bettina - 2017

Little is known about whether and to what extent the outcome of subsidized and non-subsidized R&D projects differ. In this paper we exploit a novel dataset of patent applications filed in Germany between 1995-2005, which allows us to identify if a patent application stems from a subsidized...

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What methods may be used in impact evaluations of humanitarian assistance?

Puri, Jyotsna; Aladysheva, Anastasia; Iversen, Vegard; … - 2015

the extent to which scientific impact evaluation methods can provide evidence to improve the effectiveness and efficiency … drawing on real-life examples from the small but growing academic literature, we demonstrate how impact evaluation methods can … limited resources is a key challenge for humanitarian assistance and impact evaluation is one way of achieving this. …

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Subsidized and non-subsidized R&D projects: do they differ?

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Taxation of the Digital Economy : Preliminary Analysis of OECD Pillar 1 Impact Assessment + KPMG Transfer Pricing Study of Amounts B & C (Presentation Slides)

Christians, Allison - 2020

A recent KPMG transfer pricing study posits fixed percentages for returns to marketing and distribution activities, a.k.a. Amounts B and C in OECD parlance. The study casts some light on the OECD's design for a new global tax allocation respecting the profits of certain digital economy firms. By...

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Tax Reactions to the SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 Pandemic in Portugal

Pinto Nogueira, João Félix - 2021

This study is focused on the tax measures that have been enacted in Portugal, following the health and economic crisis created by the SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 pandemic.First, it aims at comprehensively characterizing the measures enacted, structuring them by thematic clusters, enabling the reader to...

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‘God Save the Brexit’ : Tax Implications of Leave Vote

Ambagtsheer-Pakarinen, Laura - 2020

This study was drafted shortly after the announcement of the referendum by which the United Kingdom decided to leave the European Union. In this article, the authors make a comprehensive assessment of what would be the tax consequences attached the decision. The article is of interest not only...

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Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19

Diniz Magalhaes, Tarcisio - 2020

Before COVID-19 arrived, policymakers from around the world were busy working on the makings of a new global tax consensus to reflect structural changes in the world economy as a result of the rise of digitalization. COVID-19 disrupted this process by delivering a shock that resulted in major...

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COVID-19 government responses to labour market disruptions and economic impacts: the New Zealand model

Maani, Sholeh A. - 2021

The Covid-19 pandemic caused major shifts in the operation and fortunes of several industries within New Zealand, including an immediate impact on the workforce. In this setting, the combined epidemiological and economic responses of the government, businesses and the general public played a...

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COVID-19 Government Responses to Labour Market Disruptions and Economic Impacts : The New Zealand Model

Maani, Sholeh A. - 2022

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The effectiveness of R&D subsidies : a meta-regression analysis of the evaluation literature

Dimos, Christos; Pugh, Geoff; Pugh, Geoff - In: Research policy : policy, management and economic … 45 (2016) 4, pp. 797-815

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