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Private saving and public policy
Bernheim, Bert Douglas - In: Tax policy and the economy 7 (1993), pp. 73-110
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Rethinking saving incentives
Bernheim, Bert Douglas; Gale, William G.; Skinner, Jonathan - In: Fiscal policy : lessons from economic research, (pp. 259-311). 1997
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The effects of tax-based saving incentives on saving and wealth
Engen, Eric M.; Gale, William G.; Scholz, John Karl - 1996
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Examining the effect of the earned income tax credit on the labor market participation of families on welfare
Hotz, Vincent Joseph; Mullin, Charles H.; Scholz, John Karl - 2006
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Trends in the level and distribution of income support
Moffitt, Robert A.; Scholz, John Karl - 2009
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The earned income tax credit and the US low-wage labor market
Scholz, John Karl - 2010
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Trends in the level and distribution of income support
Moffitt, Robert A.; Scholz, John Karl - In: Tax policy and the economy 24 (2010), pp. 111-152
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Can administrative data on child support be used to improve the EITC? : evidence from Wisconsin
Hotz, Vincent Joseph; Scholz, John Karl - In: National tax journal 61 (2008) 2, pp. 189-203
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The earned income tax credit
Hotz, Vincent Joseph; Scholz, John Karl - In: Means-tested transfer programs in the United States, (pp. 141-197). 2003
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Not perfect, but still pretty good : the EITC and other policies to support the US low-wage labour market
Hotz, Vincent Joseph; Scholz, John Karl - In: OECD journal: economic studies (2000) 2, pp. 25-42
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